Originally coined as a cheeky acronym to describe “a Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks” – a technique which allowed computer users to maximise the reliability of their data storage by using arrays of cheaper and less reliable PC-style disk-drives – “RAID” is now used as a general term for forms of data storage that divide and copy information across multiple hard disks.
The aim of RAID systems is to maximise either the input/output capacity of a storage system or the reliability of its data. However, the complexity of the system means that if data loss occurs, recovering the data is all the more tricky. RAID data recovery is, therefore, a serious business, and experts in data recovery treat information losses in servers or RAID systems as their highest priority.
The Difficulties of RAID Data Recovery!!!
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