NAB: OpenDrives Assigned Patent for Storage Optimization Based I/O Pattern Modeling
Integrated into Atlas software, and involving approach to storage optimization that accelerates software applications and data processing
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on April 10, 2019 at 2:19 pmOpenDrives LLC has been granted a patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office for storage optimization based I/O pattern modeling (US Patent 10,228,860).
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This proprietary optimization technology, already integrated into the company’s Atlas software (featured in all the firm’s solutions), involves an approach to storage optimization that accelerates software applications and data processing.
While many storage solutions providers are focused on 3rd-party NVMe hardware for faster throughput, the company’s patented technology adds a software layer that enables customers to collaborate in their workflows in real time across several content formats including 4K, 6K, 8K, High Dynamic Range, High Frame Rate and virtual reality using any software application including post-production/visual effects solution Adobe Premiere Pro.
Chad Knowles, CEO, OpenDrives, explains how the Atlas software platform differentiates the brand in the storage market: “We have been using NVMe for years and love the groundbreaking technology. However, from the inception of the company, we have known that throwing hardware into the mix is just one component of the entire holistic solution. We’re proud to be the only storage provider on the market offering a proprietary software platform specifically designed to complement and enhance this type of hardware and drive exponential benefits.“
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The firm’s customers have long maintained that adding hardware to technology infrastructure is rarely sufficient for workflow acceleration. Many notice a clear difference with the entire company’s platform that allows for content creation teams to move faster with uncompressed media.
“As post-production workflows continue to evolve, increased speed and performance are critical for content creators in the media and entertainment industry,” said Sue Skidmore, head, partner relations, Adobe, a certified OpenDrives partner. “Demanding production workflows with Adobe Premiere Pro will benefit from OpenDrives technology.”
The company is exhibiting and showcasing Atlas at the NAB Show April 8-11, 2019.
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