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Survey: 81% of Security Pros Face Rising Video Storage Costs

Survey: 81% of Security Pros Face Rising Video Storage Costs

Hangzhou, China – September 21, 2026 -- A joint survey by asmag.com and Hikvision found that 38.2% of video security professionals call storage cost or capacity a "major challenge," while another 43.2% rate it "moderate," together accounting for 81.4% of respondents.

Storage costs have climbed over the past 12 months for most operators

Asked how the storage challenge has changed compared with a year earlier, 43.2% of respondents said pressure has "increased moderately," pointing to persistent upward cost trends across video security deployments rather than a one-time spike.

Hikvision, AV Magazine Detail AI Classroom Tech in New White Paper

Hikvision, AV Magazine Detail AI Classroom Tech in New White Paper

Hangzhou – September 15, 2026 -- Hikvision has partnered with AV Magazine to release a white paper outlining how AI-powered interactive flat panel displays (IFPDs) and cloud collaboration platforms can restructure the entire teaching lifecycle, from lesson planning to post-class analytics.

AI cuts lesson prep time by automating content creation before class

The white paper details how Hikvision's WonderHub Class cloud platform generates structured lesson outlines, sources multimedia resources, and builds interactive quizzes and games from simple text prompts, shifting lesson preparation from a manual task to an automated workflow.

Hikvision's Guanlan AI Cuts False Alarms 90%, Storage Costs 50%

Hikvision's Guanlan AI Cuts False Alarms 90%, Storage Costs 50%

Hangzhou – September 10, 2026 -- Hikvision's Guanlan large-scale AI models have cut false perimeter alarms by 90% while doubling detection range compared with traditional cameras, more than a year after the platform's launch.

DeepinViewX cameras halve repeated alarms on the same target

The edge-deployed DeepinViewX cameras run the Guanlan model directly, reducing false triggers from animals, weather and vegetation that plague legacy perimeter systems. Detection range doubles versus conventional cameras, and repeated alarms on a single target drop by half. The system pairs optical sensors for short perimeters with thermal, radar and fiber-optic sensing for longer distances.