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Blackmagic Design Cloud Store Ultra 48TB

Designed for film and television productions that require sharing large media files among multiple users, the Cloud Store Ultra 48TB from Blackmagic Design is ideal for a broad range of post-production applications. The sleek rackmount design offers silent front and rear cooling and has a capacity of 48TB. It is equipped with two 100GbE Ethernet ports that operate on separate networks to allow users to use each port as separate storage without interference between the two. The device is dramatically faster than the earlier Cloud Store Max model, and it offers HDMI and SDI real-time monitoring outputs, as well as a management port for using the Blackmagic Cloud Store utility on a separate network for remote software updates. It comes with redundant power supplies for added reliability.

SKU: GC50-DWCLDG/CLDULT048

Blackmagic Design Cloud Store Ultra 48TB

Blackmagic Design Cloud Store Ultra 48TB

Designed for film and television productions that require sharing large media files among multiple users, the Cloud Store Ultra 48TB from Blackmagic Design is ideal for a broad range of post-production applications. The sleek rackmount design offers silent front and rear cooling and has a capacity of 48TB. It is equipped with two 100GbE Ethernet ports that operate on separate networks to allow users to use each port as separate storage without interference between the two. The device is dramatically faster than the earlier Cloud Store Max model, and it offers HDMI and SDI real-time monitoring outputs, as well as a management port for using the Blackmagic Cloud Store utility on a separate network for remote software updates. It comes with redundant power supplies for added reliability.

key Features:

Rackmount Design 48TB Storage

Silent Front and Rear Cooling

Two 100GbE RJ45 Network Ports

Faster than Earlier Max Model

HDMI and SDI Monitoring Output

Remote Software Updates

Redundant Power Supplies

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Blackmagic Design Cloud Store Ultra 48TB

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Product Overview

Blackmagic Design Cloud Store Ultra 48TB

Designed for film and television productions that require sharing large media files among multiple users, the Cloud Store Ultra 48TB from Blackmagic Design is ideal for a broad range of post-production applications. The sleek rackmount design offers silent front and rear cooling and has a capacity of 48TB. It is equipped with two 100GbE Ethernet ports that operate on separate networks to allow users to use each port as separate storage without interference between the two. The device is dramatically faster than the earlier Cloud Store Max model, and it offers HDMI and SDI real-time monitoring outputs, as well as a management port for using the Blackmagic Cloud Store utility on a separate network for remote software updates. It comes with redundant power supplies for added reliability.

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