March 2004
The ExaMax 9000 I/O large capacity video storage accelerator is launched as the fastest memory access device in the world. With its high-speed FPGA and densely populated multi-processors structure, the ExaMax leverages intelligent cashing algorithms to provide fast and large capacity internal random access storage. The ExaMax system can deliver up to 5.4 gigabytes per second sustained random storage I/O access throughtput. This is the first large-capacity digital video storage accelerator system on the market and in the world for high-definition television and digital entertainment.
The innovative technology first show cased during the 2004 NAB exhibition and won the “Pick Hit Award.”

2005
ExaMax 9000 I/O Accelerator Beta version won the Digital Cinematography Award and again won the Millimeter's NAB Pick Hits Award. It was one of the few products that have won three NAB highest achieving awards. This has proven that Yuvad is now an international leader in the field of digital media broadcasting.