Exacq Technologies is pleased to announce several significant performance improvements to the A and Z-Series exacqVision hybrid and IP camera servers. 

Up to 180% Higher Storage Rates

With the adoption of the latest Gen 3 Intel® Core processor family, the maximum video storage rate has increased in A and Z Series servers. Increases of up to 50%–180% are achieved in A-series servers. This enables storage of higher frame rates, larger image sizes or higher quality video, all at no price increase.

Doubled Hard Drive Storage

The A-Series and Z-Series servers were recently upgraded to include 4TB hard drives for storage, doubling the storage capacity of the entire product line. Hard drive configurations from 500 GB to 80 TB are now available.

Faster Local Client and Search Performance

The updates to the server processor and the new operating system has also contributed to faster local client display rates and faster video search times.

Install Approved Applications Directly on Server

Z-Series servers now have the ability to host Certified Software Applications (CSA) directly on the server. This can also be achieved on A-Series servers with a CPU upgrade. CSA third-party applications include license plate recognition software, video analytics, point-of-sale solutions and more.

Double A-Series Memory Capacity

The introduction of the 64 bit version of Windows enables double the RAM capacity with A-Series servers as well as providing a more efficient operating system.

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