Trading servers are reliant on low latency and high frequency to make them optimal. Tick to trade is one of the critical factors to make high frequency servers work. Intel Alder Lake CPUs have come out recently and they are making an impression on the high frequency market, elevating themselves to a priority for some traders. 

There are lots of RAID calculators out there but some intuitive guidance is important when picking the right RAID mode for yourself. This can also depend on whether you are using hardware RAID or software RAID. 

Building out a HPC Cloud Cluster takes some careful planning because of the workloads and growth potential that each of these workloads bring. We’ve specialized in building out HPC Clusters for years and have software we specialize with. 

NVIDIA has several datacenter grade GPUs in its portfolio. In today’s blog we take a look at each one and explain some of their benefits.

Whether you’re looking to improve your disk I/O performance or provide yourself with disk redundancy, RAID cards are an easy way to make this work. Hardware RAID and software RAID are both options and depending on your use case, one may be better than the other.

AMD is launching the Zen 4 Ryzen 7000 processors later in the year and it’s heating up the workstation market. We saw the battle for processor dominance with the last edition of Ryzen 5000 series processors vs Intel Rocket Lake and now the main manufacturers are heading for another contest. 

Trading Servers are becoming more and more popular with the emergence of High Frequency Trading Servers taking a lot of financial workload. The reason trading servers are based around high frequency & low latency is because of the ultimate race to zero. 

Our new, highest frequency Vega 116i SKUs are coming soon! Featuring Intel’s latest i9-12900KS CPUs, these overclocked servers offer world record frequency speeds, even lower latency and improved application performance than previous generation Vega’s.