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NextComputings D-NAS line of deployable network attached storage systems has been expanded with a new model based on the company's Radius EX portable workstation.
The briefcase-sized system has up to 16 removable 1TB drives, multiple RAID configuration options, reliable 2+1 hot-swappable power, and an integrated LCD for on-location system administration. The D-NAS series of portable storage appliances offers high-capacity, high-speed, redundant storage with Fibre Channel and 10G network connectivity in compact, easily transportable configurations. Designed for data-intensive storage scenarios, D-NAS systems are used in mission-critical applications such as seismic data collection, geospatial imagery analysis, and network traffic recording, or any situation where typical portable computers, such as laptops, don't have the necessary storage capacity.
This new system features up to 16 hot-swappable SATA drives or high-speed SAS drives that can be quickly removed and replaced without tools; RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 5, 6 options for high-speed redundant storage; 2+1 hot-swappable 1300W, or 48V DC 1300W power supply configuration for continuous power.
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