|Articles|August 23, 2000

Rorke, Konica expand OEM relationship to storage libraries

Rorke, Konica expand OEM relationship to storage librariesRorke Data and Konica Medical Imaging have expanded their PACS OEM relationship to include Rorkes advanced intelligent tape (AIT) storage libraries (PNN 11/99) in

Rorke, Konica expand OEM relationship to storage libraries

Rorke Data and Konica Medical Imaging have expanded their PACS OEM relationship to include Rorkes advanced intelligent tape (AIT) storage libraries (PNN 11/99) in Konicas NetStar imaging archiving product (PNN 11/99, HNN 4/19/00), part of Konicas phased PACS. Rorkes AIT technology has a capacity range of 250 GB to over 18 TB for noncompressed data and can be configured with fiber channel connectivity for integration with a storage area network. The firm uses Sony AIT2 tape drives that offer up to 8 Mbps of throughput. The Rorke Tape Library systems have a base configuration of a single drive with 10 cartridges and they are expandable to 12-drive, 360-cartridge systems.

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Rorke, Konica expand OEM relationship to storage libraries