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Data Capture and Record from a COTS Perspective

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There’s a growing need for high-speed data capture and recording in hardware. Many options tend towards proprietary, but is there a way to use commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components? We’ll explore the options with IP provider Atomic Rules, COTS FPGA card provider BittWare, and system provider One Stop Systems.

Panelists:

Chad Hamilton, VP Products, BittWare

Shep Siegel, CTO, Atomic Rules

Jim Ison, Chief Product Officer, One Stop Systems

Key Takeaways:

Better understanding of what components are available in the high-speed data capture/record market outside of appliances.

If it can be packetized, it can be recorded.

What are the pros/cons of going COTS?

What things should someone look for when shopping for vendors?