Joe, a user, needs to store a large amount of data, but does not have enough space on his local computer. Which of the following are the BEST options for him to use? (Select TWO).

Network Attached Storage (NAS) provides dedicated, centralized storage accessible over a network, offering high capacity, redundancy, and scalability for large data sets.

An external hard drive offers a large storage capacity that can be easily connected via USB or other interfaces, providing a convenient solution for extending local storage.

An optical drive (like CD/DVD/Blu-ray) stores data on discs, which typically have much smaller capacities compared to hard drives or NAS solutions, making them unsuitable for "large amount of data."

A USB thumb drive (flash drive) usually has a limited storage capacity compared to external hard drives or NAS, making it less ideal for "large amount of data."

Storing data on "another computer" could work, but it's a vague option that doesn't specify a dedicated storage solution like NAS and might involve security or access complexities.