Ever since launch of the PC, and increasingly more now, organizations have been dealing with users who bring technology into the company that they had started out using personally. One of those is the Drobo storage device, which gives users the ability to set up a Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) system by mixing and matching a variety of disk drives. Faced with the fact that as many as a quarter of its sales were to small- to medium-sized businesses rather than to consumers, the company is announcing three models of its device – two eight-bays and a 12-bay – that are actually intended for business use.
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