The future of Digital Video Surveillance is here

Seagate will be showcasing a range of its innovative surveillance storage solutions at this year's IFSEC 2014. Among the products to be featured on stand G510 will be Seagate®'s portfolio of video storage drives, designed to improve surveillance system reliability and drive lifespan, reducing security system costs and supporting video analytics.

Also on show will be the following products:

Seagate Surveillance HDD

Seagate seventh-generation 4TB Seagate® Surveillance HDD (formerly SV35 Series™) addresses the need for high-resolution cameras and camera counts, and ensures cost-effective performance and durability in always-on surveillance systems.

Seagate Video 2.5 HDD | Video 3.5 HDD 

Seagate® Video 2.5 and Video 3.5 HDDs are designed to deliver reliable 24×7 operation for surveillance storage - optimised for low-power consumption, quiet operation, smooth video streaming, high reliability and high capacity.

Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD

The Seagate® Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD delivers high capacity without sacrificing performance for reliable access to bulk storage of unstructured data.

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