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ZT Systems 1226Ra 1U Datacenter Server
by ZT Systems

An ideal solution for dense computing environments where energy and thermal
efficiency are at a premium.
Featuring the Six-Core AMD Opteron Processor 2419 EE, this solution is designed with ZT's signature data center server engineering expertise for the groundbreaking new levels of performance per watt today's most advanced cloud computing providers demand. It is based on AMD’s new integrated server platform featuring the SR5690/SP5100 chipset to extend bandwidth and virtualization cap...
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