OSS released its flagship artificial intelligence (AI) transportable compute server, the Rigel Edge Supercomputer, according to the company this month.
With a dense form factor, the Rigel is designed for deployments in "tight spaces" at the edge, such as an equipment bay of autonomous vehicles, within mobile command centers, under seats of helicopters, or in an aircraft equipment bay.
COVID-19 may have put the brakes on a lot of industries but things are up and running in Escondido. A recent study by the San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation, found that the 78 corridor, which includes Escondido, provides over 40,000 manufacturing jobs and has an annual economic impact of $18 billion. These jobs include computer and electronics manufacturing. The study found this work is projected to rise up to 6% in the next five years.
Surviving a fast-moving battlefield situation, protecting sensitive industrial or transportation hub assets, or ensuring uninterrupted operation of critical national infrastructure, intelligent long-range surveillance is critical. OSS provides 24/7 remote long range threat detection and situational awareness coupled with human-machine control allows a fast and appropriate threat response that is fundamental to addressing these security imperatives.
Many amazing advances in technology over the last decade have transformed industries, disrupted verticals and created tremendous new market opportunities. Addressing the surge in data, companies are looking to new technologies that can provide greater storage capacity, as well as support greater data processing and management capabilities. Edge computing delivers these advantages by bringing the performance of the data center close to the source generating the data. Sophisticated hardware can bring computing performance and the power of the data center at the transportable Edge for a range of applications, including air travel, logistics, distribution, military and robotics.
High-performance edge computing firm One Stop Systems, Inc. is looking to accelerate growth in 2021 by tapping in to demand for edge AI. Implementing artificial intelligence at the edge is a hot industry topic, and it's the focus of a lot of technology development and investment. OSS plans to make inroads by focusing on a segment of the edge computing market that executives are calling "AI Transportables."
Ron Javor, Product Marketing Manager at OSS highlights one of the newest products to the AI Transportables portfolio. A building block product to enable HPC at the edge. The OSS-3U-SDS provides PCIe Gen4 HPC in a rugged, compact form-factor with flexibility in scale-up or scale-out.
OSS was invited to present at the Noble Capital Markets’ Virtual Road Show Series. The virtual road show, presented by Channelchek, featured a corporate presentation by OSS President and CEO David Raun and CFO John Morrison.
Braden Cooper, Product Marketing Manager at One Stop Systems, explains today's technology shift towards AI model training and inferencing on massive data sets and how it has created a unique challenge for advanced HPC designs.
Bressner Technology introduces the PCIe Gen4 expansion system from One Stop Systems (OSS) in Europe. The 19-inch OSS 4UV PCIe "Value System" fully supports NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPUs and can increase the computing power by up to 20 times compared to the previous generation.
Tim Miller, VP of Product Marketing at One Stop Systems discusses how deploying edge HPC solutions - instead of data movement over relativiely slow or unsecure networks to distant datacenters - provides significant benefits in cost, responsivenes and security.
