Infortrend Technology just came out with a new storage product called EonStor GSx. This product helps computers access files at the same time through parallel file storage. EonStor GSx works great for AI and high-performance computing that needs to grab data fast. The company makes enterprise storage products that lead the industry. They created this new product family to give users both high performance and the ability to grow their storage as needed.
EonStor GSx lets computers handle huge amounts of data at once. A single GSx unit can move data at speeds up to 43 GB per second. When you put ten GSx units together, they work almost ten times faster, which fixes the slowdowns you'd see with just one storage unit. Most parallel file systems need separate servers for keeping track of data and several other machines for input/output tasks. GSx fixes space problems for companies because it does away with all that extra hardware.
Companies can add more GSx units when they need faster data speeds. Adding units makes the system faster in a straight line, making it easy to grow. The storage works with both Linux and Windows computers through special client software. Users don't need to buy extra parallel file system software because GSx already handles that job. GSx comes in two types - U.2 NVMe all-flash models for speed lovers and SAS HDD models for users who need to store tons of data.
Frank Lee from Infortrend says data keeps growing at crazy rates these days. He believes their new EonStor GSx helps projects that regular storage can't handle. The system processes data super fast with multiple computers working at once. Users find it easy to set up compared to other options. These features matter most to customers who need serious storage power.
EonStor GSx lets computers handle huge amounts of data at once. A single GSx unit can move data at speeds up to 43 GB per second. When you put ten GSx units together, they work almost ten times faster, which fixes the slowdowns you'd see with just one storage unit. Most parallel file systems need separate servers for keeping track of data and several other machines for input/output tasks. GSx fixes space problems for companies because it does away with all that extra hardware.
Companies can add more GSx units when they need faster data speeds. Adding units makes the system faster in a straight line, making it easy to grow. The storage works with both Linux and Windows computers through special client software. Users don't need to buy extra parallel file system software because GSx already handles that job. GSx comes in two types - U.2 NVMe all-flash models for speed lovers and SAS HDD models for users who need to store tons of data.
Frank Lee from Infortrend says data keeps growing at crazy rates these days. He believes their new EonStor GSx helps projects that regular storage can't handle. The system processes data super fast with multiple computers working at once. Users find it easy to set up compared to other options. These features matter most to customers who need serious storage power.
