The Netgear WAX615 is a dual-band wireless access point (WAP) and a recent addition to Netgear’s Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) network devices. The WAX615 is designed for small-to-medium businesses and high-density device environments such as schools, restaurants, and conference centers. The WAX615 leverages WiFi 6 Release 2, the latest wireless technology built for the highest performance possible,
We recently took a look at Dell’s latest entry-storage array, the PowerVault ME5. In that effort, we worked through mainstream use cases for the array, testing the ME5 in a popular hybrid configuration with very positive results. While the ME5 is excellent for SMB needs — mainly as a hybrid flash array — there’s much
The Synology RT6600ax Router is a WiFi 6 solution to the massive rise of connected devices and IoT needs. The RT6600ax features built-in Tri-Band connectivity giving a combined 6.6Gbps, supports new 5.9 GHz channels, and is configured with a 2.5 GbE multi-gig WAN/LAN port that allows for load balancing. The RT6600ax also features the newest
The SYS-210SE-31A is SuperMicro’s latest entry in the increasingly popular edge server segment. Intriguingly, this 2-unit, 430mm short-depth server offers three hot-swappable nodes, each with a single CPU and eight DIMM slots. It also features PCIe Gen4 x16 expansion slots, toolless serviceability, and operating temperature ranges up to 55 degrees C. For highly versatile, scalable
GRAIDTM made waves last year by introducing an NVMe “RAID card.” Of course, it wasn’t exactly a RAID card at all, but an NVIDIA GPU, paired with GRAID’s software. The net results were astonishing, their first-gen card was able to hit nearly 9 million 4K random read IOPS with minuscule latency, with just 8 SSDs.
The Solidigm D7-P5520 is an enterprise SSD from the performance-driven D7 series, featuring zero tolerance for data errors, consistent performance and offered in a broad range of capacities and form factors. Powered by the company’s 144-layer TLC 3D NAND technology, P5520 is the first broad release from the newly formed Solidigm.
There are numerous benefits to deploying a hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) system: scalability, performance, flexibility, security, and in most cases, management. An HCI deployment is suitable for edge, remote, or branch-office environments or large enterprises with the ability to easily scale storage requirements from TBs to PBs. Even more importantly, HCI can be rolled out on-premises,
No data center, no problem; Lenovo’s ThinkEdge SE450 edge rugged server can be deployed standalone, outside a data center, and in harsher conditions than normal rack servers. Available in 300mm or 360mm depth, it’s wall-mountable and stackable without a rack, and it can even include 5G wireless connectivity. This single-CPU server is highly configurable for
The Amulet Hotkey DX3240 VDI client is geared toward virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) users looking for a powerful client that can support the most demanding workloads. To give a brief spec overview, the DX3240 is a small form factor VDI client with a discrete GPU that supports 4 x 4K UHD displays (3840×2160) @ 60Hz
The NETGEAR WAX630E is the company’s first tri-band WiFi 6E access point highlighted by a new 6Ghz band and enterprise-grade security features. It can deliver up to 7.8Gbps in total WiFi throughput, which is supported by a 2.5Gbps PoE and 1Gbps Ethernet ports. NETGEAR dubs the WAX630E as the industry’s most powerful SMB access point
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