Seagate is launching a new range of hard drive disks designed for intelligent network video recorders (NVRs). The Seagate Surveillance range – in 8TB and 10TB capacities – is built to record video footage from multiple sources simultaneously. In fact, the drives support up to 64 cameras at once. In addition, the HDDs support artificial intelligence applications.
Sai Varanasi, Vice President of Product Line Management at Seagate Technology, says:
“The use of AI technology in surveillance is steadily increasing – both in the edge and backend installations such as retail fronts and large city traffic management. Seagate has led the surveillance storage market since its early days, a decade ago, by delivering industry leading HDD products that have enabled more than 5X increase in exabytes during this time period. We are excited to introduce smart, purpose-built SkyHawk AI solutions that expand the design space for our customers and partners, allowing them to implement next-generation deep learning and video analytics applications.”
The Seagate SkyHawk 8TB and 10TB drives are out now, priced $349.99 and $449.99, respectively.
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