The "Big Data" Dialogues, Part 9: Physical Security
One might think that discussions about “big data” would start and end in cyberspace. The fact of the matter is that even data must be stored in physical locations within physical hardware.
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One might think that discussions about “big data” would start and end in cyberspace. The fact of the matter is that even data must be stored in physical locations within physical hardware.
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