EditShare Expands Ultimate and FLOW Portfolios with New Performance and Workflow Innovations at IBC 2025
At IBC 2025, EditShare introduced FLOW's new Send to Site cross-location transfer task, an expanded Ultimate EFS Field, and three new Ultimate EFS NVMe storage configurations.
At IBC 2025, EditShare announced a set of product advancements spanning NVMe storage expansion and new FLOW automation, aimed at giving media teams faster, more collaborative infrastructure.
FLOW's new Send to Site task enables faster, secure media transfer between locations, built on FLOW's Multisite architecture and Warp accelerated transfer services. It removes the need for manual sidecar files and redundant proxy generation, and is available now in FLOW 2025.2.0.
Ultimate EFS Field expanded to 122 TB of ultra-fast NVMe storage in an airline-friendly, rugged design for mobile crews, with full integration into EditShare's multisite ecosystem and secure footage transfer via SwiftSync.
EditShare also introduced three new Ultimate EFS NVMe configurations: the Ultimate 24 NVMe Node, delivering over 24 GB/s of aggregate performance for 8K finishing and DPX capture; the Ultimate EFS NVMe Lite, offering up to 14 GB/s of read throughput from 8 NVMe drives in a 2RU chassis; and the Ultimate Hybrid NVMe/HDD Node, which pairs NVMe performance with high-capacity storage for tiered workflows.
"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.
About EditShare
EditShare designs media-focused storage, intelligent media management, and secure collaboration tools for broadcasters, post houses, and creative teams worldwide. From on-premise to cloud and hybrid, EditShare's open platform connects the tools media professionals already use, helping them create and share their stories faster.
