Amsterdam, 12 Septemver 2025 – EditShare, the technology leader that enables storytellers to create and manage media, is unveiling major product advancements at IBC 2025. From new NVMe storage options to powerful automation features in FLOW, the announcements underscore EditShare’s commitment to delivering high-performance, collaborative solutions for modern production and post.
FLOW Automation: Smarter Remote Collaboration with “Send to Site”
EditShare is introducing FLOW Automation’s new “Send to Site” task, designed to make moving media and metadata between locations faster, secure and more reliable. Built on EditShare’s Multisite architecture and Warp accelerated transfer services, Send to Site enables direct transfer of high-resolution media, proxies, and metadata between EditShare systems.
This removes the need for manual sidecar files or redundant proxy generation, saving time and reducing errors. Integrated with EditShare One, teams can schedule entire media space transfers, trigger automated workflows, or simply right-click and send assets between locations.
The feature has been hardened in demanding real-world deployments and is available now in FLOW 2025.2.0.
Ultimate EFS Field: More Capacity, More Power On the Go
First launched at IBC 2024, the Ultimate EFS Field portable NVMe-powered storage has been dramatically expanded for 2025. Now offering up to 122 TB of ultra-fast NVMe storage, EFS Field is built for capturing dailies, editing in the field, and keeping productions moving no matter where the shoot takes place.
The system’s airline-friendly design and rugged build make it ideal for mobile crews, while full integration with the EditShare multisite ecosystem ensures footage can be securely transferred back to base with SwiftSync.
EFS Ultimate NVMe: New Options for Every Workflow
EditShare is strengthening its NVMe lineup with three complementary options:
- Ultimate 24 NVMe Node Now shipping. This flagship NVMe solution delivers extreme bandwidth for uncompressed, file-per-frame workflows including 8K finishing. With over 24GB/s aggregate performance, it enables real-time DPX capture and playback previously limited to costly SANs.
- Ultimate EFS NVMe Lite, debuting at IBC 2025. NVMe Lite offers a more accessible entry point to NVMe performance. Featuring 8 NVMe drives in a 2RU form factor, it delivers up to 14GB/s read throughput per node, making XOR-protected NVMe groups achievable at lower cost and scale.
- Ultimate Hybrid NVMe/HDD Node. Also new for IBC 2025, this hybrid system combines NVMe performance with high-capacity HDDs in a single chassis. Users can define separate storage tiers, moving projects between HDD and NVMe as needed without downtime. The hybrid node is ideal for facilities balancing everyday 4K offline workflows with occasional ultra-high-bitrate finishing projects.
“Today’s creative teams need storage and workflow tools that are as flexible as they are powerful,” said Tara Montford, EVP Sales and Co- founder EditShare . “From high-capacity field systems to cost-optimized NVMe nodes and intelligent cross-site workflows, we’re giving customers more options to accelerate production while keeping collaboration front and center.”
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