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	January, 2010 Beale Sends Global Hawk To Haiti June, 2009 The PCIe Storage Revolution May, 2009 Digital Intermediate Gear at NAB May, 2009 NAB 2009: JMR Blazes Ahead With High-Speed, High-Volume Storage March, 2009 Storage Solutions: FILMWORKSFX spruces up MANURE with JMR March, 2009 Storage in the Studio RAID Alternative from JMR InfoStor February, 2009 What's a PeSan?
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	Novermber , 2009 JMR Electronics Appoints Chuck McMakin Vice President of Business Development and Sales October , 2009 JMR FibreStream RAID Provides High-Performance Storage For Video Production Firm September , 2009 JMR Debuts BlueStor to International Market at IBC 2009 September , 2009 JMR Electronics Solutions Integrate Seamlessly With AJA KONA Cards Providing Compatibility Assured Systems to Content Creation and Editing Market August , 2009 Miller Wishengrad Post Achieves Storage Success with JMR’s FibreStream RAID August , 2009 JMR’s BlueStor PCIe Extender Takes a ‘Giant Leap’ into Apollo 11 Video Restoration Project July , 2009 JMR Demonstrates New Red-Compatible Video Storage Solutions at REDucation Community Day Event April 22 , 2009 Advanced Digital Services in Hollywood Boosts Post Production Workflow with JMR Electronics BlueStor PeSAN RAID Storage April 20 , 2009 JMR to Showcase BlueStor PeSAN Storage Arrays and New FibreStream Fibre Channel RAID Product at NAB 2009 April 20 , 2009 JMR Debuts FibreStream Fibre Channel RAID Solution at NAB 2009

	JMR News Spotlight: Beale Sends Global Hawk To Haiti JMR’s Military Electronics Division manufactures several key components of the USAF Global Hawk unmanned surveillance aircraft and was involved in the initial design of these systems. We are proud of the performance of these systems and that they’re being put to wonderful peacetime use as discussed in the article here.
	JMR Product Spotlight: BlueStor™ External PCIe RAID JMR is an industry leader in data storage innovation and we are proud to introduce the first direct-attached PCI storage available, BlueStor™ with PeSAN™ Technology is changing the way large storage arrays are scaled.
	JMR Technology Spotlight: Lowry Digital “For the Apollo 11 restoration project, we needed faster storage for our Final Cut workstation. The famous moonwalk video isn’t found on one reel alone, it is actually pieced together from several sources. We had four of those sources available to us, and five people working on the highlights we needed to put together for NASA before the press conference. JMR’s BlueStor PCIe Extender provided us with the speed necessary to get the job done. It’s a great piece of technology, and for the price, it’s definitely one of the fastest solutions available.” Ray Mitchell (VP of Engineering, Lowry Digital) The video is approved by Lowry Digital and NASA for public use. http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a010000/a010400/a010458/index.html
	JMR Technology Spotlight: Filmworks/FX, Inc. "The swift moving and ever-stressed world of post-production allows for minimal downtime. At Filmworks/FX, Inc. we handle every end of the film production pipeline. Tools that are dependable are a must. To be blunt, we put the JMR BlueStor media RAID systems to the acid test. BlueStor is production-stable and worked across Mac and PC hardware platforms seamlessly. The BlueStor media RAIDs performed as a rapid hub for our data-centric pipeline on both of our indie film projects, Manure and Stay Cool. With over 350 visual effects shots not including title creation, 4K DI color grading and 2K playback out to HD-SR finishing, BlueStor performed flawlessly." Kenny Locsmandi (CEO & Director of Operations, Filmworks/FX. Inc.)
	The StorageMojo take Some thoughts on the infrastructure issues. Capacity is cheap, network bandwidth is expensive. Raw SATA disk is less than $0.10/GB. 10GbE switch ports are over a grand apiece. Infiniband is better from a price/performance perspective, but not as friendly for networks where there is much node churn - unless that's been fixed in the last few years. Direct attached storage will give you the best performance - especially with 4k. The new PCI-e attached arrays from JMR and others can offer up to 4,000 MB/sec bandwidth. Stripe across 4 of those and you'll be able to handle 8k. Transaction processing is well on its way to niche status, like mainframes and hierarchical databases that once ruled the earth. It is a big file world out there and the files are getting bigger every year.