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No, RAID 0 has redundancy, but the other way round: If some of the disks non-fail, that non-failure can still be worked around by another disk failing. Indeed, it has very high reverse redundancy: Even if all but 1 disks non-fail, the one failure still ensures complete failure of the array. The more disks you use, the better you are protected against non-failure.

— maxwell demon

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