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Expert perspectives on rack servers, GPU platforms, storage, and federal procurement from the New Tech Solutions engineering team.
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Practical notes on AI/HPC infrastructure, storage, cooling, and procurement - not generic marketing fluff.
No - treat posts as guidance. Your BOM still needs an architecture review and current silicon availability.
Silicon moves fast; confirm lead times and SKUs at quote time.
Ask marketing/sales for permission and the preferred citation - especially for public RFPs.
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Near-continuous capture of data changes for fine-grained recovery points—complements backup and DR strategies.
Classic split where clients request services from centralized servers—still the backbone of most enterprise apps NTS hosts.
Training or inference hosted on public or private cloud GPU estates; NTS also designs on-prem alternatives for data residency.
Analytics pipelines running on elastic cloud compute and object storage with governed access for agency teams.
Packaged cloud capability consumed as a service—compute, containers, or platforms—with defined SLAs and shared responsibility.
On-demand shared or dedicated compute, storage, and networking delivered over APIs with metered usage.
Policies and tooling for classifying, moving, and protecting data across cloud and on-prem stores.
Storage abstracted and automated through software APIs rather than fixed appliance silos—often object-first.
The physical and virtual foundation—servers, fabric, storage, and orchestration—behind cloud services.
Apps built for containers, microservices, and elastic scaling rather than monoliths on single hosts.
Virtual networks, load balancers, and interconnects that stitch cloud regions and on-prem sites.
HTTP-accessible object buckets for unstructured data at scale—common landing zone for AI datasets and backups.
Centralized or virtualized RAN functions hosted on commodity servers instead of proprietary baseband appliances.
Moving workloads from public cloud back to on-prem or colo when TCO, latency, or control favor owned infrastructure.
Identity, encryption, posture management, and segmentation applied to cloud estates—mirrors Zero Trust on NTS racks.