DiGiCOR D4363-DS228-MDR Australia

D4363-DS228-MDR supports Intel 2nd Gen Xeon Scalable family which drives greater efficiencies and lower TCO across the modernisation of infrastructures. The processor provides a foundation for enterprises, cloud, HPC, storage and communication applications.
This processor features:

Dual-socket systems are mainstream in data centres. Increased CPU cores and multithreading ultimately help build large scale-out systems and diversify applications for businesses and end users.
D4363-DS228-MDR supports dual sockets processors which provides more cores and overall, more database tasks the system can handle. Dual processors are ideal for CPU intensive applications such as scientific applications, machine learning or deep learning, HPC, virtual machines and more.

D4363-DS228-MDR features a 4U Server form factor designed for extensive expansion slots such as multi-GPU systems. This solution can provide a higher level of graphics, performance, and I/O compatibility.

D4363-DS228-MDR can support up to 2TB of RAM which ensures high storage capacity and improved server performance. With this capacity, the server can handle more virtual machines, hardcore suite of apps, audio or video editing and everyday web browsing. This is a great choice to distribute the load effectively and have workstations run smoothly.

D4363-DS228-MDR is equipped with either 3.5" SAS or SATA hot swappable drive options for easy to swap out hard drives upon failure, simple data transfer and backup using multiple hard drives, and ability to utilise more hard drives in fewer bays.

D4363-DS228-MDR is equipped with NVMe which is the next-generation solid state storage technology. The NVMe efficiently supports the needs of client systems and enterprises using PCIe SSD. NVMe delivers rapid access and consumes less power, thus being more cost efficient. NVMe reduces latency and delivers higher input/output per second, as well as offering high performance across multiple cores for users that need quick access to data, support for security protocols and scalability for current and future performance.

This system utilises a redundant power supply which refers to being powered by two or more physical power supplies. As a result, this improves system up-time as each power supply will have the capacity to run the system on its own if one were to fail.

This system is highly compatible with Software Defined Infrastructure which allows policy-based infrastructure provisioning and enables automation for IT. The benefits of software defined infrastructure include, simplified standardised IT consumption models which allows computing for full data centre virtualisation, Automate configuration, backups and data recovery, Ease of management, and fully integrated hybrid cloud capabilities. These benefits allow virtualised computing, networking and storage resources that are pooled and managed as if it were they software.