Cambridge University – Data Intensive University Research Finds Value With Open Storage 

As research data grows exponentially, universities and institutions are facing mounting challenges in managing, storing, and protecting valuable data. Cambridge University, a leader in global research, recognized the urgency of finding a robust, cost-effective solution to handle their data storage needs.

In this case study, we’ll show you how Cambridge University overcame these challenges by adopting TrueNAS, which provided them with scalable, secure, and budget-friendly storage. 

Here are the key takeaways:

  • How Cambridge University managed massive data growth, handling over 20PB of data with TrueNAS.
  • The advanced OpenZFS features used for data protection, including RAID, snapshots, and replication to secure critical research data.
  • How TrueNAS’ transparent pricing helped Cambridge maintain budget predictability while meeting growing storage demands.
  • Why TrueNAS’ scalability and flexibility allowed Cambridge to expand storage capabilities seamlessly without compromising on performance or security.

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