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Overcome Storage Limitations
Understanding complex climate and weather forces, economics, healthcare, defense, and military intelligence issues requires huge data volumes. Yet many government agencies and laboratories are exceeding the limits of their legacy IT infrastructures—especially for storage.
The Panasas® ActiveStor® solution provides unprecedented bandwidth and scalability, accelerating throughput for data-intensive applications. The scale-out network-attached storage (NAS) system can generate multipetabyte data sets within a single shared file system for optimized analysis and visualization.
Work Faster, Within Your Budget
Make data storage work for you, flexibly and affordably, with powerful, highly manageable systems from Panasas. Mixed-workload processing offers fast, nimble system performance. And low-touch administration means one IT administrator can easily manage petabytes of storage.
CLIMATE MODELING
Agencies that monitor, model, and analyze climate and weather changes rely on high performance storage solution to run simulations faster, even with growing data volumes
DEFENSE
Leading defense organizations choose the ActiveStor solution to support highly accurate mission simulations and accelerate complex analysis for enhanced national security
INTELLIGENCE
To understand adversaries and risks, intelligence organizations count on the ActiveStor solution to support the collection, analysis, and storage of vast amounts of disparate information
FINANCIAL MODELING
Organizations select the ActiveStor solution to support fast, precise economic simulation, analysis, and modeling of the effects of interest rate changes, forecasts, and agricultural factors
Drive Performance and Innovation
Government agencies use the Panasas solution to model weather and climate change, boost national security, identify threats, anticipate economic downturns, and pinpoint patterns of disease and illness.