Blackmagic Cloud Store 20TB is a high-performance network storage unit for film and television in a vertical, quiet design. 20 TB of M.2 NVMe flash memory in a RAID 5 array, four 10G Ethernet ports with a built-in switch and synchronization with Blackmagic Cloud give editors, colorists and audio engineers simultaneous access to large projects, with no monthly…
Blackmagic Cloud Store 20TB is a high-performance network storage unit for film and television in a vertical, quiet design. 20 TB of M.2 NVMe flash memory in a RAID 5 array, four 10G Ethernet ports with a built-in switch and synchronization with Blackmagic Cloud give editors, colorists and audio engineers simultaneous access to large projects, with no monthly subscription.
Quiet flash storage with a built-in 10G switch for editing, color correction, audio and effects work on the same files.

The storage stays fully under your control: no monthly fees, no tracking of data or activity, and settings are made with a free utility for Mac and Windows, with no web account. It also works on a network completely disconnected from the internet.
The M.2 cards work in a RAID 5 array in which every sixth card holds parity data. After a card is replaced, the files are rebuilt from it.
The storage is built around a core chassis to which the memory boards and power supplies are bolted. The assemblies can be unbolted and replaced, and every M.2 card has its own fault LED.
The memory core can saturate all four 10G Ethernet ports at once, even with many users connected. Low latency suits editing, color correction, audio and effects work, and the storage handles Blackmagic RAW files up to 12K. The four 10G ports work as a switch, so you can connect four computers directly, and the two 1G ports serve slower devices.

A laptop without an Ethernet port connects directly with a USB-C cable, because the storage has a USB-C to Ethernet adapter built in. The USB-C ingest port automatically loads files from a connected disk or card reader, and the USB-C backup port automatically backs files up to a USB disk.

The HDMI monitor output shows the device name, storage capacity and use, Cloud Sync status, user activity, hardware status, a storage map and network data rate graphs.
The diagram shows the read-only mode button, the USB-C ingest and backup ports, the HDMI monitor output, the 1G and 10G Ethernet ports and the AC power input.

| Manufacturer: | Blackmagic Design |
| Category: | Disk arrays |
| Interface | USB-C |
| Operating system | Windows · macOS |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Compatibility | Resolve |
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