It's all fun and games...
Until a TSA agent opens up your suitcase and asks you for the password to decrypt your 460TB of storage...
X-IO has devised a portable Axellio all-flash server/storage system that you can take on an airline, with the flash in the overhead locker and the main enclosure in checked luggage in the hold. Er, why? So disaster relief teams have the compute and storage power they need to help plan a better disaster relief response. But …
The "small" container weighs 60lbs (27Kg)
A Quick look at Skyscanner* suggests most airline cabin baggage weight limits are 7 - 10kg... So you'd be limited to just Delta and Easyjet (who have no weight restrictions)
(and dims are not give, but I'd bet they're bigger than most airlines let you carry on!)
mj
*https://www.skyscanner.net/news/cabin-luggage-guide-hand-baggage-sizes-and-weight-restrictions
The military have their own logistics for moving stuff around, including C-130s and Chinooks, so size/weight is less of a limiting factor than a "private" flyer.
Anyway, isn't everything supposed to be in the "cloud" these days? ;)
All the above said, I'm guessing there will be a niche market for these and they'll sell a handful of units, hopefully enough to recoup their R&D costs. Failing that, it'll be some expensive advertising and getting their name out & about.