HPE
HPE Server & Storage Solutions
ProLiant servers, Nimble storage, and Apollo HPC systems for enterprise compute and storage infrastructure.
What it is, and why it matters
Shared projects live and die on storage.
Storage is the least glamorous part of a pipeline and the first thing to bite. Storm FX designs NAS, SAN and direct-attached solutions for media and design teams, balancing capacity, throughput and budget. Project-room boxes and enterprise scale-out systems both sit in the range.
In production
The kit behind the work.
The toolset
What we supply in NAS, SAN & direct-attached storage.
Network-Attached Storage (NAS)
Enterprise SAN & Scale-Out Storage
Qumulo
Qumulo File Storage
Enterprise scale-out NAS purpose-built for media pipelines, render farms, and AI workloads requiring maximum concurrent throughput.
Learn moreDell
Dell PowerScale (Isilon)
Industry-leading scale-out NAS, sized in terabytes or petabytes. The standard for large media, VFX and broadcast facilities.
Learn moreAcross industries
Where NAS, SAN & direct-attached storage earns its keep.
Media & Entertainment
4K+ media pipelines need sustained multi-stream throughput to shared storage.
View industry Education
Central project storage keeps student work safe and labs stateless.
View industry AEC & Archviz
BIM models and render libraries demand reliable shared capacity.
View industry Manufacturing & Design Review
Point clouds, CAD assemblies and twin data need fast shared storage, at volume.
View industry Training & Simulation
Simulation assets and captured exercise data need storage that keeps up, at volume.
View industry Defence
Classified simulation assets and exercise recordings need secure, on-premise storage.
View industryNeed help choosing the right solution?
Talk it through with a specialist who has lived your pipeline. No hard sell. That's been the deal since 1991.
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Send us your questions.
Product questions, licensing, compatibility, deployment. Ask here and a Storm FX specialist will come back to you. Smart instant answers are on the way, and there is always a human behind this panel.