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The University has equipment dispersed in multiple “tech rooms” throughout the campus, making on-site management of the network complicated and time-consuming.
Perle Systems is sponsoring a student group at the Technische Universität München (TUM) in their quest to build a liquid-fueled sounding rocket that will participate in international competitions to hit a target altitude of 30,000 feet as accurately as possible.
Large-scale organizations, such as Cisco Systems Inc., Dell Technologies Inc., IBM Corp., ATOS SE, and NEC Corp., among others, are involved in the creation of advanced technologies for data center servers to turn them into smart machines.
Perle IOLAN SCG LWM Console Servers provide data center managers with secure out-of-band console management of any device with a serial RJ45 or USB console port.
The MasterConsole Digital-DUAL KVM switch (MCD-DUAL) consolidates access and control of multiple dual-head servers with a single console supporting dual-display output, HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, and VGA video.
Designed with data center resiliency in mind, the console server connects to RS232 or Ethernet RJ45 console management ports on equipment, such as Cisco, Juniper, HP, routers, switches, firewalls, servers, PBXs, network storage equipment, and security appliances.
CommScope’s Professional Services team will manage the upgrade of StackPath’s data centers —including the installation of new switches, power distribution units, and network cabling, as well as the decommissioning of equipment, asset tagging and recovery, bespoke packaging, logistics, and warehousing in preparation for future redeployment.
The advent of 5G; the relentless push toward the edge; and advanced applications and workloads related to AI, such as machine learning and deep learning, will make pockets of high-performance computing necessary and more common.