Taiwan-based Synology Inc. unveiled new data protection and AI-powered surveillance solutions aimed at advanced users, small businesses, and enterprises, on Wednesday.
What Happened: On the sidelines of the ongoing Computex 2024 technology show, Synology showed off its new data protection, surveillance, and backup solutions at a time when owning data is becoming increasingly important.
Key among Synology's announcements are the data protection solutions optimized for high performance and reliability, cost efficiency, and security.
Some of the most prominent clients of Synology include Toyota, SK Shipping, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO,) and the University of Washington, among others.
For users and businesses that deal with high amounts of data, Synology says its solutions use less storage capacity, while network bandwidth is reduced by up to 99%. This allows for these data protection solutions to run even during business hours without disrupting the workflow. It promises extensive scalability and a setup time of under 10 minutes.
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Synology also announced new surveillance solutions, powered by artificial intelligence (AI.) The new Surveillance Station 9.2 software brings together video recording, monitoring, and storage management in one place. It also supports AI-powered cameras, allowing users to take advantage of advanced features like 360-degree coverage, variable zoom, and more.
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Synology says it has two AI-powered surveillance cameras launching later in 2024.
Lastly, Synology has also announced the addition of generative AI features in its Office suite, with support for popular services like OpenAI, Alphabet Inc.'s Google Gemini, and Microsoft Corp.'s Azure AI.
This will allow organizations to leverage these advanced AI models within their Synology deployments.
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