possibly firewire. its 400mb/sec
A magnetic tape is a secondary storage media used to access data in a sequential way
disk storage-> direct data access storage tape storage -> serial data access storage
Oh, dude, storage media is where you keep your stuff, like a hard drive or a USB stick. Data media is what's actually on those things, like the files and pictures you store. So, it's like the difference between the shelf you put your books on and the actual books themselves.
a. Storage data refers to the apparatus for recording computer data, storage media are the materials on which data are written and stored ex. for storage data are, phones, tablets, ipads, ipods, usb's ex for storage media are, Hard drive, external hard drive, floppy disk, memory stick, CD-ROM and Recordable DVD are all
Media that allow random access are sometimes referred to as addressable media. This means that the storage system can locate each piece of stored data or each program at a unique address, which is determined by the computer system.
Solid-state drives (SSDs) have the fastest access time compared to other storage media such as hard disk drives (HDDs) and optical disks. This is due to the lack of moving parts in SSDs, allowing for quicker data retrieval.
Volatile storage: if storage media loses data while power goes off, it is termed as volatile storage media for example RAM. It is the fastest among the three in terms of data access time. Non-volatile storage: If storage media retains data even while power goes off, it is termed as non-volatile storage media. For example: hard disk. It is faster than stable storage but slower as compared to volatile storage. Stable Storage:Information that is residing in stable storage is certainly not lost (theoretically). A natural catastrophe may result in a loss if not the probability of data loss is negligible. For example by using multiple hard disks as in the case of RAID technology. This is the slowest of all storage media mentioned above.
The definition of computer storage is a data storage that is often called storage of memory refer to computer components and recordings media that retains digital data used.
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the amount of data,generally measured in numbers of bytes,that can be held by a specific storage media.
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Among the options provided, a hard disk and RAM can store data. A hard disk is a non-volatile storage medium that retains data even when powered off, while RAM (Random Access Memory) is volatile storage that temporarily holds data for quick access while a computer is running. CD-ROMs can also store data, but they are read-only and typically used for distributing software and media. ROM (Read-Only Memory) is used for firmware and is not generally considered a general-purpose data storage medium.