Rack optimized servers

A rack server is a type of server that is designed to be mounted in a rack, which is a standardized framework for organizing and securing multiple servers and other networking equipment. Rack servers are compact and stackable, allowing for efficient use of space in data centers. They often come with hot-swappable components, such as hard drives and power supplies, which can be replaced without shutting down the server. We design workload-optimized system that address many customers requirements by using leading CPUs and GPUs. Product Overview Flexible modular design Rackmount chassis, a variety of fans, power supplies, hard drives are all modular designed to improve reliability, flexibility, and maintenance. High performance Support two AMD EPYC 8004 (Siena)/9004 (Genoa) series processors, support up to 24 DDR5 memory slots, support up to 4800 DDR5 RDIMM memory modules, supports NVMe SSDs, GPU adapters to meet high computing requirements for cloud computing, Big Data, and virtual computing. Strong scalability Supports up to 8 PCle 5.0 high-speed expansion slots to provide rich expansion capabilities. Customized expansion requirements are available for customers via adapter cards. High fault tolerance Installed 1+1 redundant power supplies with hot swap replacement, and ensures system fault tolerance of the system. Product Specifications Processor: up to 2x AMD EPYC 8004/9004 processors at up to 400W TDP per socket Memory: up to 24 DDR5 memory slots, support 4800/4400 DDR5

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