HT Bureau
GUWAHATI, Feb 6: Educational institutions are increasingly relying on CCTV systems to ensure campus safety and security, making efficient storage solutions crucial for uninterrupted recording, secure data retention, and quick access to surveillance footage. Western Digital has highlighted its WD Purple® portfolio as an essential solution for managing CCTV storage needs in schools, colleges, and universities.
Designed for continuous 24/7 operation, WD Purple® Pro HDDs offer high-capacity storage and reliability, ensuring smooth video playback and minimizing frame loss with the help of AllFrame™ technology. These drives are particularly suited for large-scale surveillance networks that require uninterrupted monitoring. For outdoor cameras exposed to extreme weather conditions, the WD Purple SC Ultra Endurance microSD™ Card provides durable performance while reducing maintenance needs, making it a reliable choice for long-term data retention.
Owais Mohammed, Director of Sales for MEA and India at Western Digital, emphasized the importance of having storage solutions specifically built for continuous operation in educational institutions. He noted that the WD Purple portfolio is designed to ensure uninterrupted recording, withstand extreme conditions, and enable proactive monitoring to enhance campus security.
With the ability to support up to 64 single-stream cameras and AI-driven analytics, WD Purple® Pro HDDs help educational institutions manage multiple surveillance feeds efficiently while deriving valuable insights for improved safety measures. Additionally, the Card Health Monitoring feature in WD Purple microSD cards enables proactive maintenance, ensuring continuous recording even during network disruptions.
By offering durability, scalability, and intelligent monitoring capabilities, Western Digital’s WD Purple portfolio aims to help educational institutions maintain smooth operations and respond effectively to security incidents, reinforcing the role of reliable surveillance storage in safeguarding campuses.