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assembled 4U server rack speedsmount
(4U) CCTV data storage server network wall rack cabinet
 
Model no:4U
material thickness
steel 1 mm, pole 1.8mm
Transparent front door. 1 shelf inside
4U 53*40CM*Height 24cm
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assembled 4U server rack speedsmount

$89.00Price

    • Enterprise Data Centers:

      • 4U servers are often used in enterprise data centers where higher computing power, large storage capacities, or enhanced expansion capabilities are required. These servers can accommodate multiple hard drives, powerful processors, and extensive networking equipment.

    • High-Performance Computing (HPC):

      • These servers are well-suited for high-performance applications such as scientific research, financial modeling, or machine learning, where dense computing power is needed.

    • Video Streaming and Rendering:

      • Media companies use 4U servers for video editing, rendering, and streaming due to their ability to support high-performance GPUs and storage.

    • Database Hosting:

      • 4U servers are ideal for large-scale database applications that require fast access, such as SQL databases or NoSQL solutions, due to their ability to house multiple drives for RAID configurations.

    • AI and Machine Learning:

      • These servers provide ample room for GPUs and specialized accelerators, which are crucial for AI workloads and large-scale machine learning model training.

    • Virtualization:

      • In environments where multiple virtual machines (VMs) need to be hosted on a single physical server, 4U servers offer the processing power and memory scalability needed for such tasks.

    • Storage Servers:

      • Due to their height, 4U servers can house a large number of drive bays, making them an excellent choice for Network-Attached Storage (NAS) or Storage Area Network (SAN) servers.

    • Edge Computing:

      • These servers are sometimes deployed at the edge of networks in branch offices or distributed locations where robust computing power is needed to process data closer to where it's generated.
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