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Rack-Mount, 2U Server is optimized for CPU, GPU density.
September 21, 2009 -
Leveraging modular FleXtreme architecture, NextStream suits applications requiring high-throughput data streaming and/or mix of traditional CPU processing and GPU parallel processing. It supports range of I/O and either 3 single-width blades or one single and one dual-width blade. Each blade contains up to 2 AMD Opteron(TM) or Intel® Xeon® CPUs. Also, dual-width blade option supports full-length PCIe slot and full-length PCI-X 64-bit slot as well as up to 5 TB of additional storage.
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Compact Server Squeezes High CPU and GPU Density Into 2U Rack-Mount
High-Density Stream Computing Server, the NextStream, Coming Soon from NextComputing
NASHUA, NH - September 16, 2009 - NextComputing, manufacturers of high-performance, portable workstations and servers, announces the NextStream, a high-density stream computing server. In a compact 2U rackmount form factor, the NextStream is best suited to mission-critical applications requiring high-throughput data streaming and/or a mix of traditional CPU processing and GPU parallel processing. NextComputing's modular "FleXtreme" architecture maximizes the system's processing power per rack unit and performance per watt, yet maintains open standards flexibility.
This versatile server's uses include:
geospatial image processing
3D rendering
video and audio encoding
high-volume financial transaction processing
military simulation and training
The NextStream supports either (3) single-width blades or (1) single and (1) dual-width blade. Each blade contains up to (2) AMD Opteron(TM) or Intel® Xeon® processors, for a maximum of (6) processors per 2U chassis. In addition, the dual-width blade option supports a full-length PCI Express slot and a full-length PCI-X 64-bit slot and up to 5TB (terabytes) of additional storage.
Other features include:
(2) removable 2.5" SATA 7200 RPM, SAS 10K/15K RPM, or SSD drives per blade
(4) PCI Express 2.0 expansion slots (full-height, ¾ length) - Dual-wide GPU ready
an integrated management PC module with embedded CPU, RAM, storage, graphics, and I/O
a modular, redundant 2+1 hot-swappable 1140W power supply
(2) Gigabit ports per blade plus an additional two integrated 4-port Gigabit Ethernet switches
Customers can configure the NextStream in multiple ways to achieve maximum performance using a combination of CPU, GPU, and I/O, and easily scale upward by networking multiple systems together using its on-board network switching capabilities.
The NextStream also complements NextComputing's focus on mobile computing, represented by its NextDimension and Vigor series portable workstations. Although housed in a traditional rack-mount enclosure, the NextStream system is well-suited for roll-away mobile rack uses since its dense design consolidates multiple servers into a single piece of hardware.
The NextStream will be shipping in the first quarter of 2010. Please address inquiries to sales@nextcomputing.com.
About NextComputing
NextComputing manufactures high-performance portable and small form-factor workstations and servers. Its open-standards, modular systems are used throughout many industries for a range of professional applications including real-time 3D visualization, high-throughput data streaming, and high-end application demonstration. For more information, visit www.nextcomputing.com.
Sales contact:
Phone: (603) 886-3874
Fax: (603) 886-1736
Email: Sales@NextComputing.com
Company Information:
Name: NextComputing
Address: 4 Townsend West, Unit 17
City: Nashua
State: NH
ZIP: 03063
Country: USA
Phone: 603-886-3874
FAX: 603-886-1736
http://www.nextcomputing.com
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