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HDD (Hard Drives)

High-capacity enterprise hard drives optimized for 24/7 continuous operation in data center RAID environments. Available in NAS and SAS form factors with various capacity tiers.

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High-capacity HDD (Hard Drives) for enterprise storage solutions, showcasing reliability and performance for data management.

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How quickly can you deliver hardware?

Standard delivery to major Asia Pacific cities is 48-72 hours. Express overnight available.

Do you offer volume discounts?

Yes, we provide competitive volume pricing on orders of 10+ units. Contact sales for custom quotes.

Can you custom configure systems?

Absolutely. We can build to your specific requirements or bill of materials.

What's the difference between NVIDIA H100 and H200?

NVIDIA H200 offers substantial advancements over the H100 in memory capacity, throughput, and specific architectural enhancements, making it well-suited for cutting-edge AI applications and large-scale data processing. If your work involves extensive AI tasks that demand rapid processing and substantial memory, the H200 is the superior option. However, for less demanding tasks, the H100 remains a viable and cost-effective solution.

How do I choose between NAS and block storage?

When deciding between NAS and block storage, consider the nature of your workload, performance needs, scalability requirements, and your team’s expertise level. For file sharing and general use, NAS is usually the better choice, while for performance-intensive applications, block storage is preferable. Always align your choice with the specific needs of your business or project objectives.

What RAID level should I use?

Select a RAID level based on your specific needs for data redundancy, performance, and capacity. For high performance without much concern about data loss, use RAID 0. For critical data, aim for RAID 1, RAID 5, or RAID 10 depending on your budget and performance needs. Always evaluate your environment and the importance of your data to make the right choice.

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