ASUSTOR will be pairing devices with Seagate 6TB high capacity enterprise-class hard disks. ASUSTOR's new 7 series devices feature powerful Intel hardware platforms, expandable ECC memory up to 32 GB, 2 eSATA ports, 4 SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports, 4 high speed Ethernet ports, 2 PCIe slots, and further supports 10GbE ports, so that users can increase bandwidth when dealing with large amounts of data. The 7 series provides stable and high performance NAS servers for enterprise users.
ASUSTOR Inc., a leading innovator and provider of network storage solutions, announced today that it will be exhibiting its most powerful series of enterprise-class NAS devices (AS7009R/AS7012R) and newly upgraded functions for Surveillance Center at Computex 2014.
ASUSTOR's 7 series NAS devices were designed especially with enterprises in mind. The devices in the 7 series (AS7009R/AS7012R) are available in both 9 and 12 disk bay models and come in two different powerful specifications: Intel Haswell Xeon dual-core processor with 4GB of built-in memory and Intel Core i dual-core processor with 2GB built-in memory. At Computex 2014, ASUSTOR will also be demonstrating the newest functions for Surveillance Center. Developed by ASUSTOR, Surveillance Center is an NAS App that allows users to manage an array of IP cameras. Surveillance Center's newest functions include: local HDMI output of surveillance feeds to TVs or monitors (first in the industry), AiWatch dedicated mobile app (for viewing surveillance feeds), IVA (Intelligent Video Analytics) playback and generic RTSP support for user defined cameras.
Furthermore, Seagate will be partnering with ASUSTOR to provide its hard disks for use during the Computex exhibition. Among these hard disks will be Seagate's newly announced 6TB Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4 models which feature industry-leading speeds. Interested parties are welcome to visit ASUSTOR at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, 4th Floor, Booth L0925a.
ASUSTOR will be pairing devices with Seagate 6TB high capacity enterprise-class hard disks.
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