Leitch has signed an OEM agreement with ASACA, the high-density
storage solutions company.
Under the agreement, Leitch will integrate ASACA's new FireFly DM
series digital virtual libraries into their portfolio of server
products.
Integrating new Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) disk
drives, FireFly delivers up to 48 terabytes (TB) of data per library at
400MB/s. Paired with Leitch's main product lines, including video
processing and distribution, video servers and post production
solutions, FireFly will be fully equipped to address every aspect of
the professional video production process.
FireFly incorporates as many as 192- 200GB or 250GB Serial ATA
drives within a single ASACA library. It provides high-speed
transmission of data on demand, similar to an online RAID. FireFly is
also capable of remaining in a quiescent state until needed. FireFly is
an electronic library based on hard disk drives.
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