• Rasilient Systems

    Santa Clara, CA 95051

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About Rasilient Systems

    Rasilient provides VMS agnostic server and storage platforms for forensic-grade IP video surveillance.

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    3281 Kifer Road
    Santa Clara, CA 95051
    http://rasilient.com
    408-730-2568

    More Info on Rasilient Systems

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    Rasilient was founded in 2001 on the ground that IT data and video data have totally different characteristics.  To apply technologies originally developed for IT data to video applications will create video quality degradations, such as recording gaps or smearing of images.  Rasilient’s NFD (NoFrameDropped) family of VMS agnostic servers, storage systems, viewing stations, AI servers and communications products are purpose-designed for video surveillance applications.  As a result, they offer unmatched performance, reliability, and scalability.  They have been deployed in mission critical applications worldwide to protect financial institutions, government offices, museums, airports, correction facilities, ocean liners, religious sites, educational institutions, residential complexes, and smart cities.

    For more information, please go to www.rasilient.com. 

    Products and Press Releases

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    July 26, 2021
    Company showcases cybersecure platforms for global video storage networks
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    April 29, 2019
    New enterprise cloud storage solution launched at ISC West
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    Feb. 27, 2019
    Program to deliver video surveillance server and storage products preinstalled with XProtect VMS
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    Feb. 26, 2019
    Deployment includes the company's video server and storage technology

    Articles & News

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    Enterprise video deployments can benefit by switching to IPSAN-based architecture for storage and playback systems.
    Yu Hao Lin
    Sept. 11, 2020
    Why enterprise deployments can benefit by switching to IPSAN-based architecture for storage and playback systems

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