Pivot3 Demos Power-Saving Storage
Pivot3 to demonstrate new power-saving data storage solution at Government Video Technology Expo 2008
December 4, 2008
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WASHINGTON -- Pivot3, Inc, the market leader in High-Definition Storage(TM), today announced its participation at the Government Video Technology Expo 2008 (GV Expo), taking place in Washington, D.C. on December 3-4, 2008. For the first time at GV Expo, the company will showcase in booth #353 the award-winning Serverless Computing(TM) technology. Launched only a few months ago as the industry's first combined NVR/SAN solution, it provides significant cost, power, and cooling advantages as a result of the consolidation of NVR servers into the High-Definition Storage platform. Through interactive demonstrations of its High-Definition Storage solutions, the Pivot3 team will show attendees how clustered storage can simplify the management and reduce the risk of their growing data storage environments, specifically for government applications, where large amounts of bandwidth and capacity are required.
With a strong focus on the government market, Pivot3 has already deployed its storage solutions as part of large-scale video surveillance projects at various government organizations such as the U. S. Army and a number of municipal governments. The Pivot3 storage system can accommodate thousands of analog and megapixel cameras, and can store petabytes of storage, archiving months and years of image history. The Pivot3 NVR storage technology is a powerful tool for large-scale video environments, combining the incontestable benefits of both storage and server virtualization.
"Power efficiency is a top concern for every new IT installation," said Ann Edminster, owner/principal of Design AVEnues, a leading consultant firm for new building installations seeking LEED certification. "With the amount of hype in the market about power savings, it is refreshing to see an approach that out-and-out eliminates equipment. These are savings that are easily understood by every participant in the IT purchase cycle and in operations."
Pivot3 Inc.
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