Rack Mountable Server
Built from the ground up to provide edge computing capability previously reserved for the datacenter, field-deployable SEA-RES AI servers incorporate innovative patented technologies and design features to withstand shock, vibration, dust, sand, and temperature extremes.
To ensure uptime, availability and sustained optimal performance in almost any environment, servers feature hot swappable AC power supplies with 2+1 redundancy and are certified to multiple military (MIL-STD) and commercial (IEC) environmental specifications including airborne and structural noise. Compatible with multiple operating systems, applications and software, SEA-RES AI scales supercomputing from the Cloud to the Edge.
Features
- 2 Intel® Xeon® Scalable CPUs with up to 28 cores per processor
Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum - Up to 8 double-wide NVIDIA Tesla or Quadro GPU accelerators
- Up to 2TB 2933MHz memory with 12 DIMM slots
- Patented Technologies: Memory stabilization, Aeroloc baffle system, System control module for acoustic and remote management
- 9 PCIe card options: 8 PCIe 3.0 x16 GPU slots + 1 PCIe x16 high speed networking slot
- Up to 8 removable, hot pluggable, 2.5” SATA/SAS3 drives, U.2 NVME option available
can configure with up to (4) 15mm or (8) 7mm (SATA) high drives - 1 Power/Reset Switch
- 1 CFM Switch (optional)
- 1 Power on LED
- 1 Blu-Ray or DVD/CD ROM drive (optional)
- 2 USB 3.0
- 1 Quick Change CMOS battery
- 2 1GBaseT ethernet ports (RJ45) with 1 port shared with IPMI 2.0
- 1 Display port with adapter to convert to VGA and 2 USB 2.0 ports
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