Canada’s Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment keeps its radio telescope data on Storinators.
The situation
The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment is a radio telescope that produces very large volumes of data.
What they did
It stores that data on 45Drives Storinator servers, featured in the 45Drives story Storing the Stars.
The result
Research-grade capacity on open hardware built in Nova Scotia.
Why it matters
If it can hold a telescope’s data, it can hold your archive.
Source: 45Drives. This organization is a 45Drives customer, not a Connex client.