DAS

Direct Attached Storage is the term used to describe a storage device that is directly attached to a host system. The simplest example of DAS is the internal hard drive of a server computer, though storage devices housed in an external box come under this banner as well. DAS is still, by far, the most common method of storing data for computer systems.

BOM offer a range of direct attached storage solutions from vendors such as HP and IBM. Be it addition internal server storage, tape drives and libraries BOM can offer independent advice on the right solution for your present and future requirements