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Start-Up Profile: Geyser Data

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Embedded World: Yansen 2.5-Inch Enterprise SSD

For vehicle, rail transit and surveillance industries

NAB Show: LaCie Capacity Storage Upgrades for Creative Pros

1big Dock 24TB at $1,049, 2big Dock 48TB at $1,899, d2 Professional 24TB at $750, 2big RAID 48TB at $1,699

NAB Show: PAC Storage to Display NVMe Advancements

Changing storage solutions for media professionals

NAB Show: OWC Showcasing Four Solutions for Content Creators

Capturing every detail with Atlas Pro CFexpress 4.0 Type A memory cards and creating with new envoy portable SSD plus new capacities for Envoy Pro Elektron, and Envoy Pro Mini

Embedded World: Exascend Radiation-Hardened PR4 Series NVMe M.2/E1.S and U.2 SSD

Up to 7.68TB for M.2 and E1.S, and 15.36TB for U.2 form factor, and up to 3,500 MB/s and 3,000 MB/s sustained RW speeds

NAB Show: Tuxera Demos Fusion File Share Software and Solutions with Partners

Post-production company requirements fueling adoption of Fusion File Share to enable real-time networked data access for vfx, animation and other high-bandwidth studio operations

NAB Show: Promise Pegasus M8 Storage Solution with Thunderbolt 5

And with company’s storage technologies PromiseRAID and Boost Technologies

NAB Show: Symply Expands Disk, Tape and Cloud Products Offering for M&E

Including SymplyPRO XTL tape libraries with range of integrated interface options, including Ethernet and Thunderbolt 3, SymplySPARK 4-bay desktop transportable RAID, and SymplyAURA high-density object storage appliance

Embedded World: Micron’s Full Suite of Automotive-Grade Solutions Qualified for Qualcomm Automotive Platforms to Power AI in Vehicles

Automotive memory and storage enable central compute, digital cockpit and advanced driver-assistance systems for Qualcomm customers.

History 2004: Hitachi GST HQs to Move to San Jose’s Evergreen District

Plans to spend $250 million in new HQs and research campus. | by Jean Jacques Maleval

R&D: CRISPR-Powered Quantitative Keyword Search Engine in DNA Storage

Present Search Enabled by Enzymatic Keyword Recognition (SEEKER), which utilizes CRISPR-Cas12a to rapidly generate visible fluorescence when DNA target corresponding to keyword of interest is present.