At the recent OCP Global Summit, Samsung revealed more information about a new type of SSD it is developing - the product line is almost exclusively for data centers. When it comes to flash memory, the most common configuration in data centers around the world is JBOF (Just-a-Bunch-Of-Flash), which uses NVMe SSD storage attached to PCIe switches, microprocessor and NIC (network card). There are two quite important issues with this system, related to the lack of scalability of storage controllers and bandwidth constraints; A typical case of having too many intermediaries.

Of course, you are already familiar with the CPU (Central Processing Unit). Flexible and responsive, for years CPUs were the only programmable component in most computer systems. Later, the GPU (Graphic Processing Unit), appeared and gradually took an important role in some specific computer applications. Originally used to provide powerful graphics and in real time, parallel processing makes them ideal for most accelerated computing tasks. That makes them the key to opening the door for artificial intelligence, deep learning and big data analytics applications. In the past decade, however, computing has moved beyond the limits of PCs and servers - with CPUs and GPUs powering new super-scale data centers.

Taipei, Taiwan, June 3, 2020 - QNAP® Systems, Inc. (QNAP), the leading provider of computing, networking and storage solutions, today released QuWAN, a software-defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solution. With an automated IPsec VPN and centralized cloud management platform, QuWAN helps SMBs build agile and reliable IT infrastructure that facilitates digital transformation, expands locations, and works from far on a cost-effective basis. Compatible with a wide range of QNAP solutions, QuWAN not only provides stable network transmission and optimization for Big Data, but also improves IT management and deployment efficiency for multinational expansion.

Major change across all industries is being driven by the adoption of blooming IoT sensors across the globe, including cameras for observation, microphones for listening and a host of other smart devices that help businesses. aware and understand what is happening in the real world. The amount of data generated at the edge is growing exponentially. The only way to handle this massive data in real time is by placing servers near the action point and by harnessing the immense computing power of the GPU. In the future, a business data center will not have 10,000 servers in one location, but one or more servers in 10,000 different locations. They will be located in office buildings, factories, warehouses, mobile towers, schools, shops and banks. They will detect traffic jams and forest fires, route safe traffic and prevent crime.

The eighth batch of satellites of SpaceX's satellite Internet project has been successfully launched, but the operation plan depends on the device that receives the signal. Elon Musk said the project's challenge no longer lies in satellites, but on consumer devices on the ground. To operate, satellite Internet projects need devices that receive signals from space. It is shaped like a thin, flat UFO flying disc and mounted on a stick, with a motor that automatically adjusts the angle to optimize the reception. However, the image and mode of operation of this terminal have not been disclosed. In addition, before the project started, Musk had estimated that the device would cost $ 200 in 2015. Currently, analysts think the price must be 10 times more expensive. If you include maintenance costs and product life, the price to the user is even higher. Business Insider said that rising costs risk the failure of Musk's high-speed satellite Internet project.

When it comes to computers, we often think of famous brands like Dell, HP Inc., etc. with many categories such as laptops, desktops, workstations. They are computers designed to meet the needs of use in standard environments (workplaces, schools, ..). However, when operating in harsh environments (high humidity, dirt, heat, ...), these computers will not guarantee stability and long-term performance. That is the reason for the appearance of industrial computers.

IBM is a leading technology company with IT infrastructure solutions and services. In addition to the POWER server line, which is known for its durability, high performance, storage is also a strength of the company with disk cabinets, magnetic tape readers and storage software. Storwize is one of the mainstream IBM product lines designed for many types of businesses. The development of the Storwize family of products based on the IBM Spectrum Virtualize software platform gives customers the flexible choice of storage needs. Storwize is an integrated software and hardware solution to meet the rapidly growing data storage needs through storage products with flexible and scalable management capabilities.

The launch of 5 Dell EMC PowerEdge servers in late 2018 offers great opportunities for customers - see how you can use them to help customers address IT challenges. All new servers are designed to help meet the organization's specific workload needs, while enabling IT Transformation - and is suitable for all customer segments. There are three horizontal body servers (rack) and two vertical options (tower): PowerEdge R740xd2 PowerEdge R340 PowerEdge R240 PowerEdge T340 PowerEdge T140

After more than 10 years of service, the M1000e blade server line is no longer able to upgrade to new technologies such as 100Gb network, data flow in the direction of East - West. Therefore, the introduction of the MX7000 blade server is a timely addition to the rapidly growing customer needs. In itself, it will not compete with FX2 or VRTX. The MX7000 is a 7U chassis, with 8 slots for single-width blade servers or 4 double-width blade servers. There are 6 power supply units along the bottom of the frame and 4 fans in the middle. In the image below, the left half is 4 MX740c blade servers (single width) and the right half is 1 MX840c server (dual width) along with 2 MX5016s storage blades.

As the "elder" following the Dell PowerEdge R740 series, PowerEdge R740xd, PowerEdge R740xd2 - the "extended" version of the server line for businesses with many advantages and valuable upgrades - ideal for management needs. Professional work system! Ability to upgrade and store "crisis" PowerEdge R740xd2 is a 2U server with 26 x 3.5 ”LFF hard drives. If the PowerEdge R740xd is focused on developing from high-performance R740, with 2.5 ″ SFF fast storage trays and NVMe support, then the PowerEdge R740xd2 gets a better upgrade when replaced with a 3.5-inch hard drive. . This change is more suitable for many drives in the 2U chassis. The memory system of PowerEdge R740xd2 is scaled up to 26 3.5 "(364TB) drives and is scalable up to 520 3.5" (7.2PB) drives in the 42U price. This upgrade helps businesses to invest in powerful server systems and ensure stable job performance.