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New Sony Optical Disc Archive Solution
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Mon, April 23rd, 2012
Based on cartridge of 12 Blu-ray discs
Sony Corporation will be commercializing a next-generation optical disc archive storage system.
It will also organize an Optical Disc Archive Advisory Group to promote the adoption of this new storage format among the various companies in related industries.
New system will deliver long-term storage capabilities, which are enabled through the use of media built to withstand changes in temperature and humidity, and is dust and water resistance. Furthermore, it provides guaranteed intergenerational compatibility and eliminates the need to re-archive copies of past archive data, offering a more dependable long-term storage solution.
By Fall 2012, Sony will be releasing various optical disc media for archive storage solutions into the market that is compatible with the ODS-D55U drive unit equipped with a USB 3.0 interface and storage capacities between 300GB-1.5TB (model name: ODC1500R) Sony plans to consecutively enhance its product lineup upon this initial release.
Additionally, Sony has organized Optical Disc Archive Advisory Group open to participation by media and entertainment companies from across the globe to further build the market for video image archive solutions.
With this group, Sony will collaborate with partners to establish and maintain a solution and application software environment that advances optimum specifications and system architectures among other areas, while anticipating future trends and demand in the archive solutions segment. The broadcasters and motion picture companies listed below have already announced their participation in the Optical Disc Archive Advisory Group.
This collaboration will consider and study the potential for utilization of optical disc media in their archive workflow and develop appropriate application software for future media asset management and distribution strategies.
Furthermore, in addition to the production of media and drive units, Sony will collaborate with other manufacturers in related business areas such as storage media, robotics (automated media exchange systems), middleware (hierarchical storage management and control) and application software for media asset management (including media management and search) for the purpose of developing system solutions for media archive applications.
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New Archive Storage Memory by Sony
Based on twelve optical disc cartridge and specialized drive unit
It will also organize an Optical Disc Archive Advisory Group to promote the adoption of this new storage format among the various companies in related industries.
New system will deliver long-term storage capabilities, which are enabled through the use of media built to withstand changes in temperature and humidity, and is dust and water resistance. Furthermore, it provides guaranteed intergenerational compatibility and eliminates the need to re-archive copies of past archive data, offering a more dependable long-term storage solution.
By Fall 2012, Sony will be releasing various optical disc media for archive storage solutions into the market that is compatible with the ODS-D55U drive unit equipped with a USB 3.0 interface and storage capacities between 300GB-1.5TB (model name: ODC1500R) Sony plans to consecutively enhance its product lineup upon this initial release.
Additionally, Sony has organized Optical Disc Archive Advisory Group open to participation by media and entertainment companies from across the globe to further build the market for video image archive solutions.
With this group, Sony will collaborate with partners to establish and maintain a solution and application software environment that advances optimum specifications and system architectures among other areas, while anticipating future trends and demand in the archive solutions segment. The broadcasters and motion picture companies listed below have already announced their participation in the Optical Disc Archive Advisory Group.
This collaboration will consider and study the potential for utilization of optical disc media in their archive workflow and develop appropriate application software for future media asset management and distribution strategies.
Furthermore, in addition to the production of media and drive units, Sony will collaborate with other manufacturers in related business areas such as storage media, robotics (automated media exchange systems), middleware (hierarchical storage management and control) and application software for media asset management (including media management and search) for the purpose of developing system solutions for media archive applications.
Read also:
New Archive Storage Memory by Sony
Based on twelve optical disc cartridge and specialized drive unit
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