Drastic's DDR technology has been used in a wide variety of SAN environments. This page includes documents on the three most widely successful customer configurations Drastic has found.
NOTE: This area contains legacy material from previous Drastic Technologies websites. It is provided for reference only, and contains information, products and links that may no longer exist and which are no longer supported by Drastic. For current Drastic Technologies products, please see our main site here:
BrightDrive
Bright Systems' (www.4bright.com) BrightDrive provides wide OS compatibility with a video centric SAN architecture.
SGI InfiniteStorage SAN Solutions
SGI (now owned by HP) (www.sgi.com) is a world leader in processing, storage and video systems.
Apple XSAN
Apple's XSAN (www.apple.com) has designed a Mac/Final Cut centric SAN workflow into which Drastic has linked seamlessly.
NOTE: This area contains legacy material from previous Drastic Technologies websites. It is provided for reference only, and contains information, products and links that may no longer exist and which are no longer supported by Drastic. For current Drastic Technologies products, please see our main site here:
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Trademarks, Registered Trademarks, and Copyrights
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company – OpenGL and SGI are registered trademarks and the OpenGL SC logo is a trademark of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company
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