Quantum Unified Surveillance Platform 5.0 Designed to Run Thousands of Cameras on a Single System with Maximum Uptime
Quantum Corporation (NASDAQ: QMCO) has launched version 5.0 of its Unified Surveillance Platform (USP) software, allowing a single cluster to manage over 10,000 cameras with 99.9999% uptime and an 80% reduction in data center footprint. This upgraded software improves user experience, simplifies deployment, and enables enhanced system monitoring. The USP replaces traditional network video recording servers, mitigating risks of downtime and data loss. Currently, a free infrastructure savings assessment is available for organizations operating NVRs. The USP 5.0 is available to select early-access customers and is expected for general release in Q3 2023.
- Achieves 99.9999% uptime for video surveillance systems.
- Reduces data center footprint by up to 80%.
- Supports over 10,000 cameras on a single system.
- Simplifies user experience and deployment for clients.
- Provides a free infrastructure savings assessment for potential customers.
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Latest software version records 10,000+ cameras to a single cluster, achieves
SAN JOSE, Calif., March 21, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Quantum Corporation (NASDAQ: QMCO), the leader in solutions for video and unstructured data, today introduced version 5.0 of the Unified Surveillance Platform (USP) software, a unified compute and storage platform for mission-critical video surveillance and analytics. This latest software version introduces patented video data reduction techniques to record thousands of video streams simultaneously at maximum uptime with fewer servers required, reducing risk of hardware failure and data center footprint by up to
USP 5.0 software also introduces:
- A simplified user experience that makes it easy to manage the entire compute and storage infrastructure from a single console, no advanced IT skills required
- A simpler, automated deployment model across a wider variety of hardware platforms, giving security integrators more flexibility for where and how they deploy the software
- Enhanced monitoring of all aspects of the system from a single, secure online portal
More Cameras, Higher Resolutions Put Pressure on Traditional Video Surveillance Infrastructures
Camera count, data resolution, and compliance requirements for how long video surveillance data must be retained are increasing and putting pressure on traditional video recording infrastructure, which is typically racks of network video recording servers (NVRs). This hardware-centric approach is more susceptible to downtime, data loss, and degraded performance, and is complex and costly to manage at scale.
The Unified Surveillance Platform solves these problems by replacing racks of inefficient NVR servers with a single unified compute and storage software platform for video recording and analytics. The software uses patented video data reduction techniques to record and store video data at the highest performance with the least amount of hardware required, allowing customers to host more than 10,000 cameras on one single system. USP's patented software approach to data protection and automatic failover across the entire cluster delivers the highest uptimes, practically eliminating data loss or downtime due to a failed component or NVR server.
USP has the added advantage of being able to run multiple physical security applications on one single unified infrastructure. A USP cluster can include compute and GPUs for running analytics and AI workloads, and flash or disk storage to meet the needs of any environment. With USP, customers can go from racks of NVRs to one simple system that is easier to manage, more cost effective and can keep up with the rapid growth of video data.
"USP 5.0 combines the best technology from our acquisition of Pivot3's video surveillance solutions with Quantum innovation," said Choon-Seng Tan, general manager, Video Surveillance Solutions for Quantum. "It is a modern, easy-to-manage platform for video surveillance storage, compute and graphics processing for video analytics, and can host other physical security applications. We have had dozens of clients replace racks of NVR servers with this platform and achieve massive savings in costs and data center footprint since they need less hardware to support thousands of cameras and fewer staff to manage."
The Unified Surveillance Platform debuted at ISC West last year and has since won numerous industry awards including a Platinum 'ASTORS' American Security Today Homeland Security award, a Gold Security Today Best New Product award, and a Gold Security Today GOVIES award. Hundreds of major global customers including government agencies, stadiums, amusement parks, universities and transportation systems already rely on Quantum for mission-critical video surveillance workloads that cannot tolerate the downtime and data loss associated with NVR servers.
Free Infrastructure Savings Assessment Available for a Limited Time
For a limited time, Quantum is offering free infrastructure assessments to any organization that is currently operating dozens or hundreds of NVRs to determine the costs savings of switching to a simple, unified compute and storage platform. To take advantage of this free assessment, sign up here or visit us at ISC West booth# 31061.
USP 5.0 is available now for select early-access customers and is planned to be generally available in the third calendar quarter of 2023.
About Quantum
Quantum technology, software, and services provide the solutions that today's organizations need to make video and other unstructured data smarter – so their data works for them and not the other way around. With over 40 years of innovation, Quantum's end-to-end platform is uniquely equipped to orchestrate, protect, and enrich data across its lifecycle, providing enhanced intelligence and actionable insights. Leading organizations in cloud services, entertainment, government, research, education, transportation, and enterprise IT trust Quantum to bring their data to life, because data makes life better, safer, and smarter. Quantum is listed on Nasdaq (QMCO). For more information visit www.quantum.com.
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