In recent years, though, Microsoft has been working on a new file system called ReFS ... Still, the benefits are there, and maybe technology will evolve in such a way that makes ReFS make more ...

Launched in 2012, ReFS, which stands for "Resilient File System," is an alternative to NTFS, which stands for "New Technology File System," and debuted in 1993. Unlike NTFS, ReFS can't be used for ...

it does guarantee that it won’t corrupt your file system. Consider the following example of how journaling works. Let’s say a user creates a new file and saves it. The data must be saved to ...

Microsoft disclosed plans for the new Resilient File System (ReFS), the follow-on to the New Technology File System (NTFS) that has powered every release of Windows going back to Windows NT ...

Developed as the eventual successor to the long-standing NTFS (New Technology File System), first introduced with Windows NT 3.1 in July 1993, Microsoft's new Resilient File System (ReFS for short ...