Nov 12, 2010
In-Stat: H.264 Decoder ICs to Grow 20 Percent Annually through 2013
H.264 decoders are beginning to appear in many solutions and the compression scheme is becoming more popular. Satellite-set top boxes continue to be the largest market for H.264 decoder ICs. In addition more and more DTVs are using H.264 decoder ICs rather than only MPEG-2. As a result, In-Stat expects H.264 decoder ICs to grow at an annual rate in excess of 20 percent through 2013. read more
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Research and Markets: North American Security Network Storage Gains Traction
Research and Markets has added Frost & Sullivan’s report entitled "North American Physical Security Network Storage Market" to their offering. read more
TKH Group Acquires Video Surveillance Provider Optelecom-NKF
TKH Group and Optelecom-NKF have entered into a definitive merger agreement for a subsidiary of TKH to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Optelecom-NKF in an all cash merger transaction for US$2.45 per share. With roughly $3.7 million shares outstanding, the transaction should be approximately $9 million. read more
Norbain Streamlines UK Motorway Traffic Flows
Helping to ensure traffic flow runs as smoothly as possible over stretches of motorway roadworks, Norbain has supplied products for a series of temporary camera systems. read more
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Securitas Acquires Reliance Security Services in the U.K.
Nov 9, 2010
More Than 1,000 Infinova Cameras Monitor Shenzhen Exposition Center
Infinova announced the 2.35 million square foot (220,000 square meters) Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, just north of Hong Kong, has replaced its previous surveillancecameras with more than 1,000 Infinova cameras to watch over the complex. They include PTZ domes, minidomes and fixed cameras. More than 5,000 exhibitors can display products and services at any one time within the eight-level facility. read more
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Iron Sky Surveillance Helps Georgia Police Make 20 Arrests in One Evening
Using Iron Sky's citywide surveillance solution, College Park, Georgia, police recently made 20 arrests as part of a prostitution sting. Iron Sky specializes in better tools to fight crime; the company delivers a single interactive map that incorporates reported incidents, patrol car locations and video footage on one easy-to-use, Web-based interface that officers can access from any computer on the network. read more
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