Work Station

A workstation is a powerful computer designed for specialized operations like 3D rendering, video editing, scientific simulations, and engineering applications. Professionals who demand a high level of computational power and reliability, such as graphic designers, architects, and software developers, generally use workstations.

Workstations frequently have powerful processors, lots of RAM, high-end graphics cards, and fast storage devices like solid-state drives (SSDs). They may also have specialized hardware for specific tasks, like as network interfaces or audio interfaces. Because of their specialized components and better level of performance, workstations are often more expensive than conventional desktop computers.

Servers

A server is a computer system that distributes data, programmes, and other services to other computers or devices connected to a network. Servers can be used for a variety of tasks, including website hosting, file storage and sharing, database management, and executing specialised programmes.

Servers have more processing power, storage capacity, and memory than client computers, allowing them to handle several requests at the same time. In addition, they feature specialised hardware and software built for dependability, availability, and security. Servers can be hosted on-premises in an organization's own data centre or remotely in a cloud-based environment.

CCTV

CCTV, or Closed Circuit Television, is a surveillance and security system comprised of video cameras and displays. CCTV cameras collect and record video footage of a specific area or place, which can be watched in real-time or afterward for investigative purposes. CCTV systems are widely utilized in public venues like banks, airports, and train stations, as well as private homes, businesses, and organizations.

In recent years, CCTV technology has progressed to incorporate high-definition video, remote monitoring capabilities, and cognitive analytics capable of detecting and alerting security professionals to potential threats or suspicious behavior. CCTV is a vital tool for ensuring public safety and security because it can help deter criminal conduct and aid in investigations.

NVR

NVRs (Network Video Recorders) are video recording devices that are used in CCTV systems to store and manage video footage acquired by IP cameras. NVRs are generally utilized in larger-scale surveillance systems with several cameras because they provide more flexibility and scalability than regular DVRs. NVRs are network-connected devices that can be accessed remotely, allowing users to watch live or recorded video from any location with an internet connection. In addition, additional capabilities such as motion detection, email notifications, and connectivity with other security systems are available.

Storage

A storage server is a computer system that is designed to store and handle massive volumes of data through a network. Storage servers are often used to offer centralized storage for files, databases, and other digital assets in enterprises, organizations, and data centers.

Storage servers can make use of several storage technologies, such as hard disc drives, solid-state drives, and tape drives. They can also be outfitted with RAID arrays for increased redundancy and data security.

Other computers on the network can access storage servers, allowing users to share data and collaborate on projects. They can also be backed up to remote locations or cloud-based services for added data security and disaster recovery. Storage servers are an important part of modern data storage.