SP7K · Video & Broadcast, now intelligent
Your editing workload, now intelligent
Editing and broadcast run exactly as they do today, but on GateStor's virtual memory map (VMP) — so AI-assisted workflows run against the same media in place, with no export and no second copy. Tag and search a library by content, auto-generate rough cuts, drive GPU-accelerated pipelines — all against the working assets, while a data science team refines models from the same footage without disturbing production. On traditional IT infrastructure that means copying media to a separate AI environment first; here the library is already in one.
High-capacity tiers for large media · GPU-accelerated pipelines
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We're finalizing the deep-dive for Video & Broadcast on the platform. The short version: editing and broadcast keep running unchanged — the workload doesn't change, the capability does. Once your media sits on the AI-addressable memory map, AI-assisted workflows run against the same assets in place — content-aware search, auto rough-cuts, GPU-accelerated pipelines — while data scientists refine models from the same footage without disturbing production. On traditional IT infrastructure that means copying media to a separate AI environment first; here the library is already in one.
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The same editing and broadcast work — but on a platform where media feeds GPU-accelerated pipelines directly, so AI-assisted workflows draw from the same assets with no separate data path.
SP7K · Video & Broadcast · GPU-direct on the memory map
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