We designed two distinct rackmount server configurations to scale from terabytes to petabytes of data, handling high speed NVMe storage for active enterprise workloads and dense archiving for massive backups, allowing you to bring your infrastructure in house for direct hardware control and fixed long term costs.
Building a localized enterprise storage network changes your business operations by providing direct control over data security and hardware performance, turning an ongoing monthly expense into a permanent capital asset secure in your own server rack.
Map your physical hardware directly to your operational demands. These 2U and 4U systems handle the continuous data processing required for demanding technical workflows.
Operating an on premise storage server provides direct physical control over your information architecture. You dictate access protocols and physical data residency to ensure full compliance with strict government and corporate security standards.
Consistent availability forms the foundation of a reliable enterprise storage server. Each chassis integrates redundant, high efficiency power supplies to balance electrical load fluctuations. Hot swappable drive bays and modular cooling support direct physical maintenance and capacity upgrades while the operating system stays completely online. These platforms scale up to 108 bays for mixed HDD, SATA SSD, and NVMe storage tiers, providing full hardware support for RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, hybrid layouts, and custom array configurations.
Both platforms share the same 2U/4U chassis and redundancy features, the difference is how they balance raw capacity against speed.
Pro MaestroHigh-density HDD storage built for archiving, backups, and surveillance retention. Scales to 108 drive bays with RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, and 10 support, delivering maximum capacity per rack unit for data that's accessed occasionally but must be kept for years.
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Pro MaestroA hybrid tier of NVMe flash and HDD in one server, NVMe handles active databases and high-throughput reads, while HDD bays hold bulk data behind it. Built for teams who need both speed and capacity without running two separate servers.
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