All Storage and Archiving articles

  • Webinar-Preserving-assets-Webinar-IBC
    Industry Trends

    Preserving assets: Taking the long view on ML and AI

    2022-10-13T10:34:00Z

    The challenges of asset archiving have broadened in recent years, according to an expert panel. Speaking on the IBC webinar, ‘Preserving assets’, Bríd Dooley, Head of Archives at RTÉ explained that while the traditional requirements of an archive were very much still in play, increasingly new demands are being surfaced:

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    Daily News

    Bridge Tech adds JPEG XS support to VB330

    2021-12-08T11:46:00Z

    Bridge Technologies is extending JPEG XS support to its VB330 Appliance, which can monitor thousands of streams in backbone networks and central head-ends. It already comes as standard on the VB440.

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    Daily News

    Content assessment tool from Noa passes its QualityCheck

    2021-11-30T11:50:00Z

    Archiving specialist Noa has added significant features to its QualityChecker content assessment tool for jobDB and mediARC.

  • Vast Data
    Video

    Simplifying media workloads with Universal Storage

    2020-10-15T12:34:00Z Brought to you by

    IBC Showcase: In this session, you’ll see how Vast’s Universal Storage delivers the all-flash performance, and capacity that today’s 4K and 8K projects demand, at a cost that makes it attractive not just for your most demanding applications but for your archives as well, all with the simplicity of standard ...

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    Thought Leadership

    Hard Disk or SSD for Digital Media?

    2017-04-03T14:00:00Z

    The merits or otherwise of SSD and HDD should be treated in a clear and balanced way, says Rainer Kaese, Sr manager business development, Toshiba Electronics Europe, Storage Products Division

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    Thought Leadership

    Has storage got too complex?

    2017-04-03T14:00:00Z

    Storage for video production used to be simple: you picked the video camera you could afford, and the camera choice often dictated the videotape format you would use, said Stan Moote, CTO, IABM.