US Army makes room for surveillance data

Video surveillance drags massive storage wherever it goes

Dot Hill’s US Army contract reported by Byte and Switch points to a big increase in data collected and exploited by the military over the next few years.  A key driver will be integration of surveillance data into battlefield and strategic decision making.

Sound familiar?  The video surveillance data tsunami that has already washed over the Gaming industry has reached the military’s shore. 

Look at video’s effect on casino storage:

  • Sixteen surveillance cameras can churn out 11 terabytes of data in 90 days – all of which must be kept on hand. 
  • Higher resolution video analytics can up that to 44 terabytes.
  • Most casinos use a lot more than sixteen cameras.

A new universal storage need

Video surveillance is racing into the mainstream as well.  This is a high growth, high capacity space to grow your storage business.

You don’t have to look far  to participate – uh, your customers?

2008-07-18T08:43:31+00:00

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  1. John Feeney July 18, 2008 at 4:14 pm - Reply

    So true, its video. An your IT people need to realize that is the biggest storage taker of any potential program a company may use.

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