NAS servers with Triple Parity support
prices on 23 modelsTriple Parity
— an approach in which an array uses three independent parity blocks at once, allowing it to withstand the failure of three disks simultaneously. This mode is aimed at very large and dense arrays with dozens of disks, where the lengthy rebuild process following the failure of one disk increases the risk of new failures. Compared to RAID 5 or RAID 6, Triple Parity consumes more space for overhead information and is more computationally intensive, but it provides a level of reliability comparable to enterprise-grade storage systems, which is crucial for companies that store critical data on NAS and cannot afford downtime.