Aspera

What is Aspera FASP®? Explaining the FASP Protocol.

Quick Summary: IBM Aspera FASP (Fast, Adaptive, and Secure Protocol) is a proprietary transfer protocol that changes how we transfer…

7 months ago

Downloading Large Files to an External Hard Drive: How to and Why you Shouldn’t

Whether you’re collaborating with team members or stakeholders or need somewhere to store important files, you may be looking to…

8 months ago

Which File Transfer Protocol Uses UDP?

TLDR: The article explains that while most file transfer protocols like FTP and HTTP use TCP, some use UDP for…

8 months ago

Adding Custom Apache Configs to Faspex 4

Introduction  IBM Aspera Faspex is a popular self-managed web application that provides a user-friendly package sending interface for high-speed transfers with Aspera. Faspex is currently in…

8 months ago

MASV Alternative: Enterprise File Transfer Solutions That Outperform MASV.io

Organizations evaluating MASV for large file transfer needs often discover that pricing models, transfer speeds, and integration capabilities don't align…

8 months ago

IBM Aspera: What is Aspera Software?

Moving your data anywhere in the world way faster than you can experience now, would greatly transform your business. IBM…

8 months ago

NEW Aspera on Cloud Integration with Trend Micro File Security Storage

Introduction IBM has released a new integration in their Aspera on Cloud SaaS platform, combining the power of accelerated cloud…

9 months ago

Is Aspera Secure?

When it comes to transferring massive amounts of data quickly and reliably, IBM Aspera stands out as one of the…

9 months ago

What Is Object Storage & Why Enterprise Data Strategies Are Transforming

Traditional storage architectures collapse under the weight of modern data volumes. File systems hit scaling constraints. Block storage costs spiral…

10 months ago

Accessing your IBM Support Account

IBM has long since been known for its rock-solid customer support. But for many A spera customers, opening tickets via…

10 months ago