Invest in a Video Surveillance Storage Startup - Secure Logiq

Quite the motley crew. "..., and so for that reason, I'm out."

Pooka beads on a Sales Director? In a funding pitch? I'm out.

I thought it was $2.50. I'm out.

In my opinion, the camera work and editing techniques are a bit unprofessional and disconcerting. In one scene, Robin Hughes stares off into space (or perhaps reading his script) whilst (British word) the camera floats around him. No eye contact with the camera and therefore with his audience. I agree with the statement that we will either love or hate the video. I fall into the latter camp.

I've found a crowd funding campaign that, at least to me, is better-produced and, at the very least, much more heart-warming:

Lots of nice marketing wording and data sheets on their site but no concrete technical info.

Would like to see hard info on:

1.- Designed and tested for many NVMS platforms
2.- Saves power - power saving components
3.- Simplified system architecture
4.- 750Mbps throughput

My background is in storage where I spent the last 30 years of my life. I helped build the first tiered storage solution in 2000. In recent years I have been building tiered based storage systems for many clients and have just built my first solution for a Milestone Customer.

In my opinion, the Secure Logic solution is "hot air". If they are successful it will only be because the security industry has not been paying attention to the storage industry over the last 10 years. Their highest rating machine runs at 2000mbps which sounds big but in storage terms that is only 250MB/sec which is no big deal. The tiny little Promise RAID 5 arrays can already do 150MB/sec and the tiered storage arrays that we build can do 1250MB/sec made up of enterprise class SSD's and RAID 6 arrays (tiered using a Unix Kernel). The tiered storage approach not only allows higher write throughput but also allows almost unlimited Read throughput so gone are the days of worrying about how many clients are attached to your system.

The one thing they don't mention is how their "super servers" decode all the H264 streams that come into these servers for standard VMS tasks such as movement detection etc. No mention of Intel QSV or related technologies.

Don't waste your money. What they are offering now in 2014 might have been good in 2004 but not now. Sounds like all they are doing is a clever rebranding exercise ie the boxes they built weren't fast enough so they thought they would find an industry that didn't know any better.

Shame on you Secure Logic!

Hi Guys, comments seem to be pointing at the video which they could have been done better, thus taking the peoples attention away from what they are offering. All I can say is that I have seen the servers in action. We had to have a factory acceptance test for a Data centre. Servers were Raid 6 with hotspare- battery for raid. Raid 1 on SSD for OS. The requrement was only to achieve 500 Mbps, which the system did. Also the raid rebuild time was tested and this was around 50 % quicker than other rebuilds I have seen. I also witnessed a server at 2000 mbps and viewed their health utlility tool which was an Easy to view Gui to view a lot of data that most could understand. They passed the FAT and have been installed in the data centre. Reaons for that? performance, less Hardware and less Power, Better price. 3 years warranty and Advance replacement offered. I have dealt with Dell, HP, Pivot 3 and all I can say is they are worth having a look at.

John, first you need to correct the spelling- it's Secure Logiq, not Secure Logic. This is the 21st century spelling where "q" always replaces the "c".

Second, if this "News" publication says one should invest in Secure Logic, it has to be safe, doesn't it?

http://www.securitynewsdesk.com/secure-logiq-supporting-growth-crowdfunding-initiative/

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