Grid Computing | 網格計算
What is it?
Grid computing is a system that gathers distributed computer resources from various domains to work on a task together and achieving a common objective.
Three decades of fine-tuning and modularity design have given birth to a wide range of motherboards.
Performance, efficiency, and reliability wrapped into a versatile server solution.
Scalable parallel computing GPU dense servers that are built for high performance.
Compute, Storage, and Networking are possible in high density, multi-node servers at lower TCO and greater efficiency.
Based on OCP Open Rack Standards, barebone racks and nodes for datacenters.
Stand-alone chassis for customers to customize and expand as needs change.
Tried and true x86 architecture based servers with support for the latest Intel and AMD processors.
Processing power, large amounts of data, fast networking, and accelerators all bundle into a scale out ready HPC and/or AI server solution.
Systems that do visual applications from computer graphics to computer animation rely on visual computing servers.
Processing power, large amounts of data, fast networking, and accelerators all bundle into a scale out ready HPC and/or AI server solution.
Software defined cluster of nodes can be dedicated for compute, storage, networking, or virtualization.
Storage dense servers require flexibility in scaling up and in choice of storage options, which include U.2/SATA/SAS in 2.5", 3.5", NVMe AIC and M.2
Securely manage the use of files and applications for office environments while storing large amounts of data.
Server resources are effectively allocated via virtualization, and these servers are highly flexible.
Computation and analytics are done closer to the source rather than in a far away data center.
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