Alucid

50TB. More than 11,000 files. Roughly 70 years of history. And suddenly, no access. That's the situation facing Nine PBS, a public television station in St. Louis, after its cloud-storage provider, Open Source Storage (OSS), reportedly ceased operating.

For businesses, the question isn't simply whether your building is protected. It's whether your organization can continue operating when you can't access it.

Severe flooding is currently impacting Hawaii, bringing widespread power outages, damaged infrastructure, and major disruptions across multiple islands.

A major blizzard sweeping across the Northeast is once again reminding businesses of a hard truth: disruption doesn’t send a calendar invite.

Investing time in well-developed disaster recovery and business continuity plans isn’t just prudent — it’s essential to protect your people, your operations, and your bottom line.

The government might survive downtime. Will your business?

Despite being over 160 years old, this technology is still widely used today.

Only a month ago, a mylar balloon knocked out power to over 10,000 people by downtown Las Vegas.

Severe storms are currently impacting thousands - bringing life-threatening tornadoes, catastrophic flooding, and hail larger than baseballs

We understand the critical importance of safeguarding your business during unpredictable events, especially natural disasters.

What are the real-world options for businesses that still need to protect their IT infrastructure?

AWS committed an additional €17.2 million to implement artificial intelligence (AI) solutions aimed at mitigating flood risks. ​

To protect your systems, data, and infrastructure, your IT team must take key steps before disaster strikes.

When disaster strikes, time is everything. Whether it's a hurricane, flood, or wildfire, the final 24 hours can make all the difference.

Does your existing critical infrastructure effectively support your business continuity and resilience requirements?

In the wake of recent wildfires, snow storms and other natural disasters, it’s more critical than ever to ensure your business is prepared.

Is your business ready for the unexpected? Now is the time to review your disaster recovery strategy.

A data center move is about more than just physical relocation; it’s a strategic investment in your company’s long-term stability.

Natural disasters have proven, time and again, that they are unpredictable and can change course—or intensity—at any moment.

We’re proud to partner with a company that shares our values and commitment to empowering businesses through innovative IT solutions.