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Equus Computer Systems unveils
60-bay rackmount server
Equus Computer Systems has launched the Nobilis i2091R4, a highly scalable 4U
rackmount server with more than 600Tb of storage capacity.
The company said its highly scalable capacity and outstanding per formance make
the Nobilis i2091R4 ideal for content delivery, data archiving, video surveillance and
capturing, and law enforcement, such as body cams video retention.
The top loading hard drive storage solution suppor ts sixty 3.5in + 2x 2.5in hot-
swappable hard drives. It features two Intel Xeon E5-2600V4 processors with up to
22 cores each. Memory includes 16 DIMM sockets, DDR4 2400 (2TB), (LR) DIMM and
RDIMM.
With more than a half a petabyte in a compact 4-U box, the Nobilis i2091R4 has
the capacity and high caching ability that makes it a good choice for environments
requiring retention of video capturing data. The large
capacity tool-less design decreases
maintenance requirements
compared to
other options
for storing
drives to meet
data retention
needs.
For further
information
visit: www.
equuscs.com
Pasternack releases new
Waveguide phase shifters for K to W bands
Pasternack has launched a new line of waveguide phase shifters in sizes ranging from
WR-42 to WR-10. Typical applications include instrumentation, test benches, product
development and characterisation.
Pasternack’s new series of waveguide phase shifters is comprised of seven models
that operate in the frequency range of 18GHz to 110GHz and in seven waveguide bands
from K to W band. They provide phase shift range from 0 to 180° and 1dB maximum
insertion loss.
The waveguide phase shifters are constructed of gold plated brass waveguide
material and feature UG flange style per military standard. The micrometer allows for
precision and repeatable phase settings. They are ideally suited for aerospace,
defence, industrial, telecom, instrumentation and medical industries.
‘These precision phase shifters continue the expansion
of our waveguide product line which offers a wide
range of products off-the-shelf and
ready for delivery, as opposed to taking
weeks or months between ordering and
receiving,’ said Mark Blackwood, product
manager at Pasternack.
For further information visit:
www.pasternack.com
Extreme Networks
debuts Next Gen
WiNG solution
Extreme Networks has launched
its ExtremeWireless WiNG AP 7612
which is designed to suppor t the
specific needs of the hospitality
industry.
With the WiNG AP 7612, Extreme
Networks offers customers
a solution with hotel-grade
aesthetics, faster installation and
application Quality of Ser vice (QoS)
right at the AP.
The company said that in the
hospitality market, the AP’s design
is especially important, as most
hoteliers do not want their wireless
solution to inter fere with the
aesthetic of their guest rooms.
Extreme Networks said the round
edges and shadow reducing bevels
on the 7612 ensure that the AP can
be seamlessly deployed across
hotel zones, from guest rooms to
conference rooms. It also features
a snap-on bracket that reduces
installation time to just minutes.
A s p a r t of E x t re m e N et wo r k s ’
e n d - to - e n d w i re l e s s s o l u t i o n ,
t h e 76 1 2 i nte g rate s n et wo r k
a p p l i c at i o n v i s i b i l i t y a n a l y t i c s a n d
Q o S i nto t h e A P. T h i s i nte g rat i o n
e n a b l e s t h e m a n a ge m e nt of
bandwidth based on guest
a p p l i c at i o n re q u i re m e nt s a n d
e n s u re s l owe r p r i o r i t y I nte r n et
a p p l i c at i o n s d o n ot d e g ra d e t h e
b u s i n e s s t rave l l e r ’ s ex p e r i e n c e .
Dan Dulac, vice president of
product management at Extreme
Networks, said, ‘We know that our
hospitality customers are seeking
a very specific set of requirements
when choosing their wireless
solution, and we matched those
expectations with the slim design,
analytics integration and QoS
capabilities of the 7612.’
For further information visit:
www.extremenetworks.com
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