GatorCloud offers free self-service storage including One Drive @UF and UF Dropbox for Faculty and Staff.
UF Research Computing managed storage:
See https://www.rc.ufl.edu/get-started/pricing/ for prices.
The University of Florida supercomputer is a cluster that includes the latest generation of processors and offers nodes for memory-intensive computation. HiPerGator’s high-performance storage systems can be accessed from diverse interfaces, including Globus, UFApps for Research, and other tools.
HiPerGator is the University of Florida supercomputer. It is approved for data and processing of open data. In order to work with Protected Health Information (PHI) or Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) restricted data follow the policies and procedures described here for PHI and for FERPA data. The process includes the requirement to submit a request.
Always store an uncorrected (the original data set) data file version or master version:
Whenever possible, use institutional resources.
Regular back-ups protect against accidental data loss which may occur because of:
See additional best practices in data storage on the DataONE site: http://www.dataone.org/best-practices/ensure-reliability-your-storage-media
The CTSI Biorepository "provides high-quality biospecimens; biospecimen processing services; and an extensively monitored storage facility. It collects biospecimens that can be used for research purposes by any investigator with IRB-approved protocols." For more information on its resources and services, please contact the Biorepository.
Some of its services: