iodyne Expands Pro Data Line with New 96TB and 192TB Portable RAID Configurations

Storage Media

by Johnnie BehiriJanuary 21^st, 2026

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iodyne has expanded its Pro Data lineup with new 96TB and 192TB configurations, delivering 80TB and 160TB of usable capacity, respectively, when configured in RAID-6. The new high-capacity models maintain the same portable enclosure and sustained Thunderbolt performance that have made Pro Data a reliable choice for field production, post-production, and data transport workflows.

The addition of 96TB and 192TB options addresses the growing storage demands facing production teams working with high-resolution formats like 8K RAW, multi-camera recording, and large-scale VFX projects. These new configurations are specifically designed for teams that need to carry large volumes of data while maintaining the portability and reliability required for field work.

Both new models retain the familiar Pro Data dimensions of 15.39×10×1.22 inches / 39.1×25.4×3.1 cm and weight of 7.3 lbs / 3.3kg, making them backpack-ready despite the significant capacity increase. The drive features eight 40 GB/s Thunderbolt 3 ports and continues to deliver sustained speeds up to 5 GB/s, what iodyne calls TruePut for consistent performance in demanding workflows.

RAID configurations and usable capacity

The 96TB and 192TB Pro Data systems can be configured in RAID-6, which provides fault tolerance by allowing the system to survive two simultaneous SSD failures. In this configuration, the 96TB model delivers 80TB of usable capacity, while the 192TB model provides 160TB. For workflows that prioritize maximum capacity over redundancy, both systems can be configured in RAID-0 to access the full raw capacity.

This flexibility enables cinematographers and DITs to strike the optimal balance between data protection and storage space, tailored to their specific workflow requirements. RAID-6 is typically preferred for mission-critical footage where data loss is unacceptable, while RAID-0 might be suitable for less critical content or when working with backup systems.

Pro Data continues to feature full-disk AES-XTS-256 encryption with keys stored in a hardware Secure Enclave, ensuring footage remains protected even if the drive is lost or stolen in the field.

Field production and remote workflows

The new high-capacity configurations address several key use cases in professional production. For field and remote shoots where crews travel for extended periods, the compact Pro Data fits in carry-on luggage and can be powered by portable battery systems or XLR-based power sources. This makes it practical for international travel through customs and for locations where traditional AC power may be unreliable.

Documentary filmmakers and large-scale content creators working in changing conditions often face unplanned increases in footage volume. Having 80TB or 160TB of usable capacity in a portable package provides headroom for these situations without requiring multiple drives or frequent data transfers.

Physical data transport remains a practical necessity for many productions, particularly when moving hundreds of terabytes between locations where cloud transfer is impractical due to time, bandwidth, or cost constraints. Pro Data’s combination of high capacity, portability, and encryption makes it suitable for secure shuttle workflows.

Post-production and multi-camera applications

Live event coverage and ISO multi-camera recording benefit from the extended capacity, enabling longer recording times and higher camera counts directly to a single portable volume. This eliminates the complexity of managing multiple drives during capture and simplifies the handoff to post-production.

In post-production, VFX, and color grading environments, the 96TB and 192TB models provide sufficient capacity for no-proxy editing workflows, rendering, and multi-project scenarios. Teams can work directly with high-resolution source files, eliminating the time and quality compromises associated with proxy-based workflows. The sustained 5 GB/s throughput supports real-time playback of 8K RAW and ProRes formats.

Pro Data is commonly deployed as an ingest drive during production, a secure, encrypted shuttle drive for data transport, a primary post-production volume for editing and finishing, or as a performance companion to stationary NAS systems that may be limited by network bandwidth.

We’ve previously covered several iterations of Pro Data, including our hands-on review of the 48TB model, the initial Pro Data launch, and more recent developments like firmware 1.6 with cross-platform support announced at IBC 2025.

The 96TB and 192TB models benefit from all the firmware improvements introduced over the past few years, including multi-OS support for Mac, Windows, and Linux, Multi-Reader Sharing for collaborative workflows, and integration with workflow tools like Hedge’s Offshoot and Mimiq.

Availability and reseller network

The 96TB and 192TB Pro Data configurations are available through iodyne’s global network of authorized resellers. Pricing: $41,000 for the 96TB Pro Data, and $85,000 for the 192TB Pro Data device. Previous Pro Data models ranged from $5,550 for the 12TB version to $19,995 for the 48TB model. For more information about Pro Data, purchasing options, and authorized resellers, visit iodyne.com.

What capacity Pro Data configuration would best suit your workflow? Do you prioritize maximum capacity or RAID-6 redundancy for your projects? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments below!