storage Grass Valley Launches AMS to Expand Storage Options AMS Express is a high-performance Network Attached Storage system Quantum Unveils H2000 Series Hybrid Storage Array The H2000 offers a cost-effective, scalable solution for data-intensive workflows like media Sony’s Optical Disc Archive Stores and Secures MSU’s Vital Content Montclair State University worked to future-proof its process with touchless storage media Grid List Latest about storage ARRI Media Integrates With R&S SpycerBox Cell By Michael Balderston It’s a Germanic affair as the Munich-based ARRI Media has announced that it has integrated Rohde & Schwarz’s SpycerBox Cell system into its workflow. 2016 Product Preview: Storage & Recording By Susan Ashworth Masstech Adds LTO-7 Storage Support By Michael Balderston MassTech’s range of advanced workflow and media asset management systems has added native support for LTO-7 compliant storage devices. SNS Upgrades to EVO OS v5.8 Shared Storage Server By Michael Balderston tudio Network Solutions has announced an upgrade to its EVO shared storage with the unveiling of EVO OS v5.8 and ShareBrowser v4.3. High-Speed Memory on a Card By Karl Paulsen Long ago, storage components were principally ranked by the individual physical capacity of the device, or in the case of JBODs (just a bunch of disks), the array. Crown Media Dons Quantum StorNext and Lattus Platforms By Michael Balderston Crown Media Family Networks has announced it recently deployed Quantum’s StorNext 5 shared storage and Lattus object storage platforms to manage its video content. Adobe Approves Promise’s VTrak Storage Systems By Michael Balderston Promise Technology’s VTrak A-Class series of storage systems has made the grade to qualify to be used with Adobe Anywhere. Swordfish Adds Quantum StorNext Storage System By Michael Balderston San Francisco-based motion design studio, Swordfish, has installed Quantum Corp.’s StorNext Pro Foundation shared storage system for projects with high-resolution media files. Storage: Broadcasters Staying Local By James Careless Despite the growing call to move media to the cloud, most broadcasters and post houses are sticking with local data storage, according to broadcast equipment vendors. Automated Data Anomaly Detection By Karl Paulsen The growth in data is, has and continues to be a topic that influences how much and what types of storage architectures, etc., are selected and for what applications. Previous123...6789Next The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 Sinclair, Bally Reveal Bally Sports Rebrand for RSNs 2 FCC's Carr: House Dems Are Trying to Censor Newsrooms 3 Journalists Getting COVID-19 Vaccine as Part of Phase 1c 4 Guinness Reveals the World’s Most Popular TV Shows 5 Streaming Media Connect Session Focuses on ATSC 3.0 1 Report: Linear TV Proving Reliable for CTV Advertising 2 ATSC 3.0 Summit to Tackle Business of NextGen TV 3 NVISA’s New VIDS Practice Makes Emergency Alerts Visually Easy to Grasp 4 Telestream Adds SRT Support to Cloud Stream Monitor, Wirecast 5 ATSC 3.0 Deployments: Where and When Will NextGen TV be Available?
ARRI Media Integrates With R&S SpycerBox Cell By Michael Balderston It’s a Germanic affair as the Munich-based ARRI Media has announced that it has integrated Rohde & Schwarz’s SpycerBox Cell system into its workflow.
Masstech Adds LTO-7 Storage Support By Michael Balderston MassTech’s range of advanced workflow and media asset management systems has added native support for LTO-7 compliant storage devices.
SNS Upgrades to EVO OS v5.8 Shared Storage Server By Michael Balderston tudio Network Solutions has announced an upgrade to its EVO shared storage with the unveiling of EVO OS v5.8 and ShareBrowser v4.3.
High-Speed Memory on a Card By Karl Paulsen Long ago, storage components were principally ranked by the individual physical capacity of the device, or in the case of JBODs (just a bunch of disks), the array.
Crown Media Dons Quantum StorNext and Lattus Platforms By Michael Balderston Crown Media Family Networks has announced it recently deployed Quantum’s StorNext 5 shared storage and Lattus object storage platforms to manage its video content.
Adobe Approves Promise’s VTrak Storage Systems By Michael Balderston Promise Technology’s VTrak A-Class series of storage systems has made the grade to qualify to be used with Adobe Anywhere.
Swordfish Adds Quantum StorNext Storage System By Michael Balderston San Francisco-based motion design studio, Swordfish, has installed Quantum Corp.’s StorNext Pro Foundation shared storage system for projects with high-resolution media files.
Storage: Broadcasters Staying Local By James Careless Despite the growing call to move media to the cloud, most broadcasters and post houses are sticking with local data storage, according to broadcast equipment vendors.
Automated Data Anomaly Detection By Karl Paulsen The growth in data is, has and continues to be a topic that influences how much and what types of storage architectures, etc., are selected and for what applications.
