Super Micro Computing Inc. says its power-efficient servers “help IT managers reduce data center cooling costs, improve the cost-effectiveness of server deployments, and reduce the typical TCO.”

New certifications for the messaging and collaboration solution help customers maintain security and performance, says the company.

The rugged notebook accommodates Windows, Linux, or Solaris applications and is designed for military, first responder, and federal use.

Lenovo’s ThinkServer TS200v is the first to incorporate LPI’s new technology.

Available in North America this quarter, the uninterruptible power supply system is specifically designed to protect SMBs from power outages.

8-core, 4-way Supermicro SuperServers are optimized for the 8-Core Intel Xeon processor 7500 series.

Company says its WhisperDrive technology makes the hard drive “one of the quietest 2.5-inch drives on the market.”

Network storage provider says a test of its product shows adding two low-latency SSDs to the server node increases performance by more than 30 percent.

With eight times the memory bandwidth of the 7400 series (and four times the memory capacity), the 7500 series offers scalability via modular building blocks enabled by Intel QuickPath Technology interconnect.

Company also intros new 2U Twin2 systems, which feature four hot-plug DP server nodes and combine support for up to one terabyte of DDR3 memory, 12 hot-swap 3.5-inch storage drives, and optional 40 Gb/s QDR InfiniBand connectivity.