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Facilis to Showcase TerraBlock 5.5 at NAB 2012

At NAB 2012, Facilis Technology will exhibit its latest developments in shared storage solutions for post-production and content creation.

Press release from Facilis:

HUDSON, MA --

At NAB 2012, South Lower Hall #9019, Facilis Technology will exhibit its latest developments in shared storage solutions for post-production and content creation. The company will showcase TerraBlock 5.5, with the Facilis Shared File System for Mac, Windows and now Linux, which serves as the backbone of end-to-end post production workflows, and also preview solid state drive (SSD) technology currently in development.

TerraBlock 5.5 and the Facilis multi-platform shared file system supporting 4Gb/s and 8Gb/s Fibre channel allow customers to leverage existing infrastructure, while offering the flexibility of 1Gb and 10Gb Ethernet. Visitors to the Facilis booth will see new features in v 5.5 – including Linux Multi-user Write support, integrated server spanning and mirroring, Adobe(R) Premiere(R) Pro project sharing, TX16 capacity expansion, and enhanced 10GbE switch support.

Utilizing CatDV, FocalPoint, Cinedeck and StorageDNA, along with other creative tools, Facilis will show how TerraBlock 5.5 enables end-to-end post production workflows from ingest to archive, asset management and more.

The company will also preview SSD technology designed to accelerate data transfer speeds while reducing noise, heat, latency, and power consumption. Facilis plans to integrate this green technology into future versions of TerraBlock.

“At Facilis we continually strive to advance our solutions so that facilities work more efficiently and have the flexibility to embrace new industry standards and workflows,” said Facilis Vice President James McKenna. “TerraBlock 5.5 and these new technology demonstrations are a direct response to market trends and customer feedback.”

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Formerly Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network, Jennifer Wolfe has worked in the Media & Entertainment industry as a writer and PR professional since 2003.

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