These include the DDP10EF and HSmicroDDP25GbE storage servers, alongside the innovative Dual HA DDP Head, designed to provide a redundant, high-availability Scale-Out SAN (Storage Area Network) solution. This solution is notable for its compatibility with third-party storage arrays, enhancing its versatility for various user needs.

Introducing the DDP10EF

The DDP10EF emerges as a cutting-edge NVMe storage solution boasting a RAID-protected throughput of 40GB/s and a maximum storage capacity of up to 300TB through NVMe SSDs. Housed in a 1U base system, this product incorporates fast CPUs and comes equipped with a dual 100GbE/QSFP28 card. It is engineered for standalone use, but can also be clustered or integrated with DDP SAS storage arrays for expanded functionality. This system promises optimal performance across a wide spectrum of film, video, and audio formats, catering to future demands as well. With support for both NVMe-oF/RDMA and iSCSI protocols, it ensures high bandwidth on Windows and Linux platforms, and is also compatible with Mac through iSCSI.

HSmicroDDP25GbE: Compact and Efficient

The HSmicroDDP25GbE is presented as a compact, 1U shared storage server, weighing 11 lbs and designed for easy portability. It features hot-swappable SSDs and a power supply, capable of achieving write and read bandwidths up to 1.2GB/s. Its storage configuration includes two mirrored SSDs, offering a total capacity of up to 30.72TB. This server is equipped with dual 10/25GbE/SFP28 and eight 1GbE/RJ45 ports, making it an ideal solution for rental companies and broadcasters in need of a secure and efficient media transfer system between locations.

Dual HA DDP Head: Enhancing Storage Efficiency

Ardis Technologies also introduces the Dual HA DDP Head, a high-availability SAN solution running on the AVFS file system. AVFS is tailored for the Media & Entertainment industry, featuring a parallel scale-out design and a unique file-based caching mechanism to optimize storage efficiency and reduce costs. It supports a variety of storage connection protocols, including Ethernet, NVMe-oF/RDMA, FC, and InfiniBand. Additionally, AVFS is certified with RAID arrays from several leading manufacturers, with further compatibility information available upon request.

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