Saitech configured high-performance Supermicro liquid-cooled servers to the U.S. Army, providing rugged, compact, and efficient computing for mission-critical operations.
Introduction
When mission-critical operations demand uncompromising performance, conventional servers often fall short. The U.S. Army required a SuperMicro Server with a Liquid Cooling solution that could provide maximum computing power while maintaining efficiency and reliability under continuous, high-intensity workloads. Saitech delivered a tailored deployment designed to meet these exacting requirements.
The Challenge
The US Army intelligence unit faced a unique set of demands:
- A compact, high-density system capable of handling intensive workloads.
- Efficient thermal management to prevent overheating during sustained operations.
- Ruggedized infrastructure able to withstand transportation and deployment in challenging environments.
Conventional air-cooled solutions could not meet these requirements, necessitating a high-performance, liquid-cooled approach.
The Solution
Saitech provided a tailored solution featuring high-density 1U servers integrated into a 42U Supermicro rack enclosure. The SuperMicro system was engineered for durability and efficiency. To address thermal challenges, the deployment incorporated CDU L10 liquid cooling technology, ensuring optimal performance under continuous high-load conditions.
The project included:
- 10 high-performance 1U servers, optimized for demanding computational tasks.
- One fu