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Abstract
Introducing the new Lenovo ThinkSystem SE350 edge server.
Change History
Changes in the August 28 update:
- The SE350 is now formally announced and configurable. Learn about the new server with the datasheet, product guide, walk-through video and 3D interactive tour!
New Class of Edge Servers
Today, you need computing resources, and therefore servers, almost everywhere—not just in the data center, but remotely as well. However, for performance reasons, your remote data-generating devices must be close to computing and storage resources. Hence the Lenovo ThinkSystem SE350 Edge server. Its small footprint and power efficiency allow for reliable server-class performance at many Edge locations.
The rugged SE350 can handle temperatures from 0° to 55°C, as well as tolerate locations with high-dust and vibration—such as construction site trailers and manufacturing floors. It can be deployed equally well in a traditional office or branch location due to its office-friendly acoustics. The half-width, short-depth, 1U SE350 can be installed almost anywhere: hung on a wall, stacked on a shelf, or mounted in a rack.
This high-performance server, using the Intel Xeon-D processor, features up to 16 cores, 256GB of RAM, and 16TB of internal solid-state storage. The SE350 also supports the NVIDIA Tesla T4 for workloads such as Edge Inferencing, making it an ideal solution for AI deployments.
Secure, Connected and Reliable
Every site is different, so ThinkSystem SE350 provides numerous connectivity options to meet your needs. Choices include wired 10/100Mb/1GbE, 1GbE SFP, and 10GbE SFP+, as well as secure wireless Wi-Fi and cellular LTE connections. This highly reliable server also offers essential cybersecurity capabilities, including key-encrypted storage and physical security features, such as a locking bezel, as well as intrusion and tamper-detection mechanisms.
It delivers the processing power, storage, accelerator, and networking capabilities needed for consolidation of traditional workloads, general-purpose applications, and Edge inferencing.
Learn more
To learn more about the SE350, see these resources:
You can also watch our video with Wilfredo Sotolongo, VP of IoT in the Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group. Watch the video on YouTube. For our visitors in China, watch the video on Youku.
Other resources:
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