Convergence of AI, advances in image fidelity and multi-sensor integration in edge devices is creating a surge in data that is rapidly pushing video security applications towards the cloud, with edge memory and storage playing a vital role in handling growing workloads.

Edge AI on the road: Memory and storage demands of intelligent fleet vehicle gateways
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming fleet management, with vehicle gateway equipment playing a pivotal role in enabling smarter, safer and more efficient transportation networks. These gateways, embedded systems that connect...
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Edge AI in the sky: Memory and storage demands of intelligent drones
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various industries, and the commercial drone sector — drones typically equipped with specialized payloads such as cameras, sensors or delivery modules — is no exception. AI integration...
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Smart buildings need smart storage solutions—from the microSD card to the cloud
The smart building trend is continuing, driving sustained growth momentum in the market from US$151 billion in 2025 to an estimated US$570 billion or more by 2030. New smart building projects around the world feature IoT infrastructures that...
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The microSD card that powers in-vehicle mobile security in the AI age
Security cameras installed under the ceilings of buses and trains have been a common sight for decades now, but few riders have noticed the revolution taking place inside in-vehicle video security systems.
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Bridging the gaps in your cloud-based video security with AI box
The rapid adoption of Video Security as a Service (VSaaS) is pushing businesses to modernize their security systems with advanced analytics. However, balancing the demands of local processing and cloud integration remains a challenge for many organizations.
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Reader survey: Is cloud-based video security really on the rise?
Industry insights on the reality of cloud-based video security solutions: what percentage of security professionals are adopting it, which edge storage solution is preferred, and what users prioritize when it comes to data storage.
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Micron survey: SSDs, M.2 rise in NVR storage for cloud video security
Edge storage remains a critical component of cloud-based video security solutions, as evidenced by our new survey titled "Edge Storage in Cloud-Based Video Security Applications" conducted by asmag.com and Micron Technology. Learn More
Future-proof cloud video security: VSaaS with edge storage
The migration of video security to the cloud has become more prominent, transforming how organizations manage their security needs. By integrating edge storage within this cloud-based architecture, businesses can create a future-proof VSaaS (Video Security as a Service) solution that prioritizes security, efficient deployment and management. Learn More
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Dive deeper into edge storage, VSaaS and AI-enhanced video security applications
Preparing edge strategy with memory and storage in mind
Edge computing will rely on the edge appliances’ memory and storage to unlock edge data value in AI applications and other use cases.
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VSaaS: Why it matters
How VSaaS and edge-based video security will play a big role in the future to help customers earn more value from investments.
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Edge storage growing with AI-enhanced video security
Selecting storage designed for handling high quality video recordings requires application-optimized microSD cards to support multiple AI workloads.
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Securing your business while lowering TCO with VSaaS
How the right VSaaS model can offer numerous cost and operational benefits over conventional video security systems.
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Memory and Storage Solutions
Memory and Storage Solutions
Memory card
Industrial microSD card

Micron’s microSD cards are specifically designed for industrial applications, such as IP video security cameras, and can bring more value and enhance system performance by providing recording redundancy, optimizing network load reduction and lowering overall TCO.
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Low-power DRAM
LPDDR5X, LPDDR5, LPDDR4X, LPDDR4

LPDDR, also known as LPDRAM stands for “low-power double-data-rate memory” and is most commonly used in devices requiring power efficiency. Micron’s LPDDR memory solutions support speedy, high-bandwidth data rates without compromising power efficiency. Discover Micron’s family of LPDDR products, including LPDDR5X, LPDDR5, and LPDDR4 for industrial applications.
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Supports up to 5 years of continuous, 24/7 video recording and up to
4 months of storage with the highest-capacity microSD card in the world.