Seagate’s Lyve brings data to life

Seagate will be demonstrating Lyve, its product designed to capture and connect large quantities of data.

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The system allows users to deploy storage infrastructure closer to the source of data. It also allows its users to bypass the public internet and and allows the transportation, storing and analysis of information from remote locations to the organisation’s core or Cloud. Lyve can capture sensor data from a host of entities including cars, drones and robotics.

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