Portable server with a small footprint

Jan. 11, 2012
Portable server with a small footprint
The Nucleus Server is a small pedestal server for full-scale server deployments that require a mix of virtualization, high-speed networking, and enterprise-level storage. Unlike traditional servers, the Nucleus Server takes up only half the space, while offering performance on par with much larger computers. The Nucleus Server includes a convenient handle for easy portage. This is useful for companies that need to run high-end software away from the office, such as those conducting sales demonstrations or proof-of-concept installations. The Nucleus Server is the ideal alternative when many virtual machines must be used as compared to under-performing laptops or shipping bulky servers to a customer site.
NextComputing
, 4 Townsend West, Unit 17, Nashua, NH 03063, (603) 886-3874, www.nextcomputing.com
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Leslie Gordon

Leslie serves as Senior Editor - 5 years of service. M.S. Information Architecture and Knowledge Management, Kent State University. BA English, Cleveland State University.

Work Experience: Automation Operator, TRW Inc.; Associate Editor, American Machinist. Primary editor for CAD/CAM technology.

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