NEXIO® NXIQ™ Series

The NEXIO® NXIQ™ clustered storage series addresses the full spectrum of storage needs in the most demanding television production and broadcast environments. A product of the OEM relationship between Harris and Isilon® Systems, the leader in clustered storage, NXIQ is a family of enterprise-class, near-line/archive storage solutions that combine an intelligent, distributed file system with modular, industry-standard hardware to deliver unmatched simplicity, resiliency and scalability. Harris adds value by providing worldwide product commissioning and support, allowing customers to purchase these industry-leading products under the Harris ONE™ umbrella.

The Harris NXIQ product suite includes the entire family of Isilon clustered storage products. Storage capacity scales from three to 144 nodes, and from 10 TB to 16 PB in a single file system, while delivering up to 85 GB/s of total aggregate throughput. With their clustered network architecture, ease of use, self-healing and highly redundant operations, NXIQ products extend the reliability of the NEXIO platform by adding an optional high-performance, high-capacity near-line storage tier. NXIQ near-line storage is ideal for integrated broadcast television editing, news, post-production or transmission environments working with both SD and HD content.

The NEXIO NXIQ X200 near-line clustered storage series addresses a full spectrum of storage needs in the most demanding television production and broadcast environments. The X200 family of enterprise-class solutions provides improved performance and serviceability characteristics by combining an intelligent, distributed file system with modular, industry-standard hardware to deliver unmatched simplicity and scalability. X200 products can also serve as a single shared-storage pool and scratch-disk space for Apple® Final Cut Pro® ingest, edit and playback workflows, including uncompressed HD formats.

The NEXIO NXIQ NL-Series provides a simple, economical and scalable solution for large disk archives. Customers can choose a disk archive system that, at less than $2/GB for a system that’s easy to install, maintain and access data, will make them think twice before deploying a traditional tape archive.