AIC to Continue Promoting Cutting-edge Server Rack Enclosure and Storage Solutions at This Year's COMPUTEX TAIPEI

As fruitful results of its unremitting efforts on the development of the market for cloud computing and data centers, AIC Inc., a globally leading provider of server and storage solutions, is going to showcase a slate of the newest server rack enclosures and storage solutions for real-time, high-performance computing during this year's COMPUTEX TAIPEI.

Following years of development, AIC has worked out a variety of cutting-edge products and thereby earned itself a robust reputation in the global market for cloud computing and data centers. And now, visitors of COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2018 will be able to take a close look at the achievements by the industry-leading firm at the venue.

AIC's server rack enclosures to be displayed then include 48u Smart Rack, 15UMicro Rack, the hot-selling 42U Rack Venus and other OGC2.0 enclosure solutions.

However, among the most-anticipated exhibit from the exhibitor must be the Grays Peak, a new high-density, all-NVMe flash-storage array that is developed jointly with Intel and supports Ruler SSDs as the first released in the market. Such products will be demonstrated in the Edge Computing exhibition zone, organized by the company as part of its booth at the trade fair mainly in response to the rise of edge computing.

Also on AIC's exhibit list is the VSaaS and AI-powered facial recognition solution, which is developed collectively with its strategic partner and will be demonstrated live at its booth during the exhibition

While the preannounced exhibits mentioned above have piqued intense interest from professional buyers and visitors to be present at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2018, AIC has just decided to bring the “AIC ARMOR” rack management software system to further add sparkle to its participation in the exhibition. The system automatically monitors and reports status of all the servers in the racks, so as to provide all the necessary information to IT engineers who control the servers remotely for troubleshooting when any error is detected. In a single user interface, AIC ARMOR would able to assign IP for all servers automatically at the drop of a hat, based on the AIC RMC (Remote Management Controller). Plus, AIC ARMOR is easy to consolidate.

(Source: T.H. Peng, reporter at EDN)