When discussing video storage technologies and products, there are many acronyms and terms that are thrown around. But what, exactly, do they mean?

Seagate Technology’s 16TB-capacity SkyHawk AI surveillance hard drive has the ability to store more than 10,000 hours of HD video, while simultaneously capturing from up to 64 HD cameras and 32 AI streams.

Quantum Corporation’s VS-Series is a flexible storage platform designed for surveillance and industrial IoT applications.

Johnson Controls has introduced exacqVision VMS v19.03.

A compact gateway to the cloud, exacqVision G-Series Micro supports the newly released exacqVision cloud drive storage, giving customers an economical option to store, access and search critical surveillance video in the cloud from up to eight IP cameras.

Hanwha’s multi-sensor camera, the Wisenet PNM-9000VD (two-head), delivers 5MP image quality and modular lens configuration.

The latest addition to Dahua Technology’s multi-sensor family is the multi-flex (DH-IPC-PDBW5831N-B360).

The 2U Blackjack X-Rackserver is the latest addition to DW’s Blackjack family, offering a high-end, high-capacity solution for enterprise scale applications.

Wavestore released v6.14 of its open-platform and highly secure Linux-based Video VMS.

Pre-installed with Wavestore’s VMS, PetaBlok is designed to provide a simple-to-implement and cost-effective solution for the increasing number of video surveillance projects which require multi-megapixel images captured by high numbers of cameras to be stored over long periods of time, with lightning fast search and video recall.