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Rorke Delivers AIT Back-Up for Mac OSX
By Elina Shatkin, September 25, 2003

     

At IBC 2003, Rorke Data (Hall 7, Stand 711) together with its sister company Bell Microproducts Europe BV (both subsidiaries of San Jose-based Bell Microproducts, Inc.) announced a partnership to deliver a low-cost Advanced Intelligent Tape (AIT) back-up solution for Mac OSX users.

The new solutions, which will be available for world wide distribution only through Rorke authorized resellers, combines Sony Electronics' low-profile, rack mount AIT-3 library (model LIB-81 or LIB-162), Dantz Retrospect software, and Rorke Data’s highly regarded ImageSAN-OSX Storage Area Network (SAN) solution.

The Sony LIB-81 provides up to .8TB of native capacity (2.08 TB with compression) and a 12MB/sec sustained native transfer rate (24MB/sec with compression) in a 1U high form factor. The LIB-162 easily doubles the capacity of the LIB-81, offering a native capacity of 1.6TB (4.16TB with compression), and a combined transfer rate of up to 173 GB per hour in a low profile 2U height configuration

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ImageSAN-OSX allows users to collaborate more efficiently and effectively without the time consuming process of copying and moving data to individual workstations. In a non-linear editing environment, ImageSAN supports a wide range of NLE editing suites including Incite, Apple Final Cut Pro, Pinnacle, Media100, Matrox, DPX and Adobe providing multiple users a fully integrated workflow.

ImageSAN, developed by Rorke Data is a SAN product enabling users to modify and leverage workflow specific to content creation, distribution, and output. Rorke Data’s ImageSAN transforms workflow not only as a function of highly scalable, fibre-channel storage and network infrastructure, but by enhancing user collaboration with storage virtualization. Combined with Sony’s AIT-3 libraries will give Mac OSX users flexible, low-cost storage paired with the capability to manage and share over-sized video files.

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