EditShare to unveil AI-powered workflows and NVMe storage at CABSAT
The company's CABSAT showcase will also feature a new newsroom integration with leading Newsroom Computer System (NRCS) provider Octopus, enabling faster, more collaborative workflows for modern journalism teams. Additionally, EditShare will present new capabilities across its EFS platform, including multi-channel Live NDI support for real-time, high-performance live production and the launch of the All-in-One 410 — a compact powerhouse offering up to 600TB of raw storage per node, suitable for environments where space and performance are critical.
EditShare is also expanding storage capacities across its entire product line to meet the growing demands of high-volume, high-speed media operations.
Tara Montford, Co-Founder and EVP of Sales at EditShare, said: 'At CABSAT 2025, we're bringing the full force of EditShare innovation. From blazing-fast performance to limitless scalability and smart automation, we're empowering creative teams to tell bigger, bolder stories faster and from anywhere.'
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