"How can we effectively manage the storage and archiving of data?"
The PathSpeed™ Storage System includes a wide variety of short- and long-term storage options that are suitable for any size medical center.
For short-term storage, the Image Storage Unit (ISU) incorporates a high-performance Sun Enterprise™server that hosts the Information Management System (IMS) and a highly reliable Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) storage system.
For long-term storage, the PathSpeed system offers Magneto-Optical Disk (MOD) jukeboxes in several configurations.
Short-term storage assures quick access to images
For quick access to images by multiple concurrent users, the ISU incorporates a high-performance Sun Enterprise server that hosts the Information Management System (IMS) database. In addition, as images are stored in the ISU, they are compressed using CompressXPress™ lossless technology. CompressXPress provides 3:1 lossless image-compression increasing the effective ISU storage and drastically reducing network utilization. A number of ISU storage options is available to support facilities based on their exam volum
Long-term storage scaleability ensures cost savings and incremental upgrades
The scaleable architecture of the PathSpeed Storage System offers a sure fit for hospitals of any size or exam load. Long-term raw-storage options range from 104GB to 2.6TB MOD jukeboxes.
CompressXPress provides 3:1 lossless image compression and effectively triples available image storage.
As storage needs expand over time, you can easily attach additional jukeboxes or tape libraries to the PathSpeed system including new media technologies as they become available.
Image Storage Unit (ISU)
The Image Storage Unit (ISU) is a scaleable, expandable image and data server that provides immediate user access to images and patient information. Acting as a large image-cache for the PathSpeed system, the ISU provides fast data transfer for even the most demanding hospitals.
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