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Liqid - Is Composable Hardware the Future of the Data Center?

May 15, 2019 by Nathaniel Avery in Enterprise

Liqid Inc. is a company at the forefront in the composable hardware market. I was able to learn about their composable hardware solution during a presentation for Tech Field Day Extra at Dell Technologies World. It was my first time hearing about the technology, and it was eye-opening. Composable infrastructure takes compute, network, storage, and GPU from various servers and allows them to be reconfigured into virtual computers composed of some, or all, of the resources. This takes place by leveraging the commonality and speed and low latency of the PCIe bus. A special PCIe switch with the Liqid OS defines the computers and resources allocated to them. It’s a very clever idea that can be leveraged in some interesting ways.

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May 15, 2019 /Nathaniel Avery
Liqid, Dell Technologies World, Dell, composable, TFDx, TechFieldDay
Enterprise
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