Dell launches server customized for cloud computing

At present, PCs are still the core tool in our day-to-day life-we use pchttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/11804.html > process documents, store data, and share information with others via email or u disk. If the PC hard drive is broken, we will be stranded because of data loss. In the "Cloud computing" era, the cloud will do the work of storing and computing for us.

"Cloud" is the computer group, each group includes hundreds of thousands of units, and even millions of computers. The benefit of the cloud is that the computer can be updated at any time to ensure that the cloud is immortal. Google has several such "clouds", and other IT giants, such as Microsoft, Yahoo and Amazon, have or are building such "clouds". At that time, we only need a computer to be able to access the Internet, do not need to care about the storage or calculation of which "cloud", but once necessary, we can use any equipment, such as computers, mobile phones, to quickly calculate and find this information. We don't have to worry about losing data any more.

Today, I learned from Dell's official blog that Dell will launch a customized server for "cloud computing", the original from Dell's official blog, by Todd Brannon, Dell's DCS product manager.

Today, I am honored to share with you the project we are doing to customize the "cloud computing" server. Now, come and have a look at this interesting server structure.

Early last year, we revolutionized the design of a scalable (hyper-scaled-out) platform for generic applications. After our repeated verification and through our creative design, we eventually created this evolutionary system called XS-23 Ii. The first client of the system was the Livermore National Laboratory in the United States, where they applied XS-23 II to a project called Hyperion. Ashlee Vance of The New York Times has a chance to visit this week.