iodyne Pro Data and Pro Mini for Broadcast Production Storage: NAB Show 2026

from Broadcast & Enterprise Media Insights with Jim Jachetta

Discover how iodyne's Pro Data and Pro Mini are redefining portable high performance storage for broadcast and media workflows. Recorded at NAB Show 2026, this episode explores ultra fast shared storage, Thunderbolt connectivity, redundancy, and collaborative production for editors and content creators.

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