XenData

XenData software manages data tape libraries, tape drives and RAID on Windows server platforms to create high performance digital archives that scale from terabytes to petabytes. XenData software presents the entire archive as a standard file system. It supports a wide range of data tape types including the industry standard LTO formats. The archived files are written to tape using the standard POSIX tar format which means that  archived data may be restored using a wide range of Linux and UNIX operating systems as well as XenData software.

XenData solutions are high performance, providing the data throughputs necessary for  for archiving and restoring digital video. XenData software is well proven for use by broadcasters - with over 250 installations worldwide - ranging from local TV stations to major global broadcasters.  In addition, XenData software is an excellent choice for other digital video archiving applications in the media and entertainment industry, as well as for archiving of surveillance video, medical images and a wide range of scientific and engineering data.

XenData software manages data tape libraries, tape drives and RAID on Windows server platforms to create high performance digital archives that scale from terabytes to petabytes. XenData software presents the entire archive as a standard file system. It supports a wide range of data tape types including the industry standard LTO formats. The archived files are written to tape using the standard POSIX tar format which means that  archived data may be restored using a wide range of Linux and UNIX operating systems as well as XenData software.

XenData solutions are high performance, providing the data throughputs necessary for  for archiving and restoring digital video. XenData software is well proven for use by broadcasters - with over 250 installations worldwide - ranging from local TV stations to major global broadcasters.  In addition, XenData software is an excellent choice for other digital video archiving applications in the media and entertainment industry, as well as for archiving of surveillance video, medical images and a wide range of scientific and engineering data.