Solid state storage on solid state drives (SSD) is an emerging storage technology that promises lower rates of failure than other forms of storage media. However, just like any form of data storage, Solid State Drives still fail. Because the technology is so new, most data recovery firms have a lower success rate for recovering solid state drive data.
24 Hour Data specializes in Solid State Drive (SSD) data recovery, with a higher-than-industry average success rate for SSD data recovery. In fact, we are one of only a handful of professional data recovery firms that specialize in SSD data recovery. You don't want to trust your solid state drive data to anyone else.
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SSD Data Recovery is Best Left to the Experts
Many people don't know that solid state storage technology has actually been around since the 1950s. These original solid state storage devices were used in the first vacuum tube computers, but were soon replaced by less expensive technology.
Solid state storage experienced a brief revival in the 1970s and 1980s, but the price of solid state drives prevented the widespread use of solid state drive data storage.
The 2007 CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas saw the introduction of reasonably priced solid state storage drives for consumer use. Today, solid state drive data storage is quite common, but the SSD recovery process is complicated. It's best to leave your SSD data recovery to established, experienced SSD data recovery experts -- like the data recovery experts at 24 Hour Data.
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Successful SSD Data Recovery -- Or No Charge!
Our customers store all types of data on solid state drives, and we have successfully performed SSD data recovery for individuals, small businesses and Fortune 500 companies.
As with all our data recovery services, when you request a SSD data recovery, we begin the process as soon as we receive your solid state drive by calling you within 24 hours with a free estimate. We don't take the next step in your SSD recovery until we get your go-ahead.
We can usually perform a successful SSD data recovery within 24 to 48 hours. But our data recovery experts will work for as long as it takes to complete your successful SSD data recovery -- we don't give up on your data because it seems to be a challenging case.
If, for any reason, we cannot retrieve the data from your solid state drive, there's no charge for our service.
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You Can Trust Us with Your SSD Data Recovery
Storing data on a solid state drive is common in the military and aerospace industries, as well as in other mission-critical applications. The reliability of solid state storage and the security of solid state drive data is a key reason the U.S. government relies on solid state storage -- but that also means when a solid state drive fails, a successful SSD data recovery is imperative.
It also means the data stored on most solid state drives requires the utmost security protocols to keep it safe. We perform every SSD data recovery under the strictest confidence, keeping your recovered data safe and secure until the moment we ship it back to you on a new drive or other media storage device. Our facility features multi-level intrusion detection and protection, and is managed and monitored 24/7.
We operate in a 100% secure environment within an ISO 5 (Class 100) certified facility, and all recovered solid state drive data is kept safe and secure in a clean room environment that is ISO 5 (Class 100) certified, on an Isolated Secure Network with Enterprise Redundant Firewalls.
Government offices, Fortune 500s and aerospace companies rely on 24HourData to complete a successful SSD data recovery. You can trust us with your solid state drive data recovery, too.
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Is Your Data Safer on a Solid State Drive?
Unlike conventional hard drives (HDDs), solid state storage drives use microchips and contain no moving parts. Therefore, physical failure is less likely with solid state memory.
SSDs are less prone to physical damage from:
- physical shock
- water damage
Most solid state memory today consists of NAND-based flash memory, which retains memory even without power. The architecture within solid state drives is even more complex than in most RAID systems, because NAND flash memory chips are used in parallel to increase the speed and performance of the solid state drive. Data striping and interleaving further enhances the performance of today's solid state drives.
Solid state storage devices are manufactured with one of two types of NAND flash memory:
- single-level cell (SLC)
- multi-level cell (MLC)
MLC memory has more density, and therefore is less expensive, but is more prone to errors and also has fewer write/erase cycles.
The durability of a solid state drive is measured in its write/erase cycles, or the number of times a block can be erased and re-written to before that block fails. A technique called wear leveling dynamically maps logical blocks to physical blocks, to prevent premature failure of any block from too many write/erase cycles. This, along with multi-channel flash microcontroller technology, adds to the durability of a solid state drive, but block failure is also one of the key reasons for solid state drive data loss.
When a block can no longer retain data, or when data errors cannot be correct by the solid state drive's error correction algorithm, the drive's controllers merely “select” another block. But when all spare blocks are used, your solid state drive will fail and you'll need SSD recovery services to retrieve your data.
Other common reasons for SSD failure and solid state drive data loss include:
- abrupt power loss
- magnetic fields
- electric charges
Because of the complexity of solid state drives and SSD data recovery, as well as significant variations in wear-leveling algorithms between manufacturers of solid state drives, it's important to call data recovery experts with extensive experience with solid state drives. Do not attempt to recover your solid state drive data yourself -- this could result in permanent loss of your data.
At 24 Hour Data, our SSD data recovery experts perform successful SSD data recovery on all types of solid state drives, including:
- Samsung SSD Recovery
- Imation SSD Recovery
- San Disk SSD Recovery
- Toshiba SSD Recovery
- HP SSD Recovery
- IBM SSD RecoveryOCZ SSD Recovery
- Mac/Apple SSD Recovery
- Corsair SSD Recovery
- Texas Memory Systems SSD Recovery
- Patriot SSD Recovery
- Intel SSD Recovery
- Fusion-io SSD Recovery
- Formay SSD Recovery
- Run Core SSD Recovery
- STEC SSD Recovery
- WD Solid State Storage Recovery
- SandForce SSD Recovery
