Infortrend EonStor GS U.2 All-Flash Unified Storage Supporting 100GbE Network Protocols
Offering performance and aiming to expedite 8K/4K video post-production processes, for 4K multimedia post-production and assigned 1.6GB/s bandwidth to 10 workstations
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on October 3, 2022 at 2:02 pmInfortrend Technology, Inc. has released its EonStor GS U.2 all-flash unified storage supporting 100GbE network protocols.
These storage solutions offer performance and aim to expedite 8K/4K video post-production processes.
With 4K ultra-HD becoming the norm, the shift to 8K is around the corner. Offering increased image details that result in an exponential increase in file size, and depending on the codec format, a raw footage in 8K is approximately 3x the file size of the same footage in 4K. The massive 8K files also present other challenges, especially the need for high throughput and low latency storage solutions during post-production collaborative multi-user access.
Designed for 4K/8K video post-production, the EonStor GS 3024UT and 4024U features 100GbE interfaces with RDMA, high bandwidth PCIe Gen 4 slots and supports U.2 NVMe SSD, delivering up to 24GB/s read in block level and 18GB/s read in file level.
With the performance boost, studios can leverage the new solutions to improve workflow efficiency in 4K/8K post-productions. For example, the single controller GS 4024U can support 48 layers of 4K video playback. Such is the case with a US video post-production company for streaming platforms. They designated 100GbE storage solutions for 4K multimedia post-production and assigned 1.6GB/s bandwidth to 10 workstations. The aim is to create a 100GbE infrastructure that can merge with existing 100GbE servers seamlessly to offer high throughput, low latency, and neutralize client/ server performance discrepancies.
“Infortrend 100GbE storage solutions with RDMA technology not only bring added efficiencies to 4K editing, but its effectiveness for 8K post-production is remarkable as well,” said Frank Lee, senior director, product planning.
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