NAB Show 2025: AIC to Spotlight High-Density Media Storage and Server Solutions

AIC Inc. announce its participation at the NAB Show 2025 taking place April 6–9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, NV (Booth #SL3707).

The company to spotlight high-density media storage and server solutions at NAB Show 2025 with media workflows demanding greater storage density, processing performance, and reliability, AIC is showcasing a diverse lineup of platforms built to support video ingest, editing, rendering, and long-term content archiving.

Featured Demo:

EB202-CP-UG
In collaboration with Unigen Corp.
This compact 2U AI inference server features 8 Unigen Biscotti E1.S modules, each powered by dual Hailo-8 accelerators. It delivers over 400TOPS of performance and processes up to 21,500FPS in ResNet50, making it a fit for media companies implementing AI to streamline video analytics, metadata tagging, object detection, and automated content workflows. A live demonstration will be available at the booth.

Additional Featured Systems at Booth SL3707:

J2024-08-04X: High-density 2U JBOD optimized for scalable content archiving and backup in broadcast data centers.
CB401-VA: Rugged, short-depth edge server suitable for remote field broadcasting, mobile production, and compact editing racks.
ES1-212-E0 / ES1-208-E0: Versatile 2U storage systems supporting mixed drive types, ideal for high-throughput post-production workflows and short-term content staging.
SB102-CA / SB201-HK: Performance-driven server platforms designed for on-prem media compute tasks, real-time encoding, and media asset management.
SB407-VA: High-performance server platform for GPU-intensive media processing applications such as rendering and AI-powered post-production tasks.
J4078-02-04X: Large-capacity JBOD tailored for mass video storage and scalable tape replacement.
HA2026-HC: Hybrid storage server supporting diverse media workloads with optimized bandwidth and compute balance.

“The NAB Show provides an excellent opportunity to demonstrate how AIC solutions power the most demanding media and entertainment environments,” said Michael Liang, president and CEO, AIC. “From high-density storage for content archiving to compute systems that accelerate AI-enhanced video workflows, we’re enabling studios, broadcasters, and creators to do more with their data.”