White Paper: Outdoor High Performance Computing Edge Server

White Paper: Outdoor High Performance Computing Edge Server
White Paper: Outdoor High Performance Computing Edge Server
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The surging demand for edge computing underscores the necessity for servers capable of rapid data processing and real-time decision-making. Nevertheless, the endeavor of deploying outdoor high-performance computing (HPC) servers is challenged by server design considerations and unpredictable weather conditions such as high humidity, corrosive gases, rain, dust, and seismic risks.

In this whitepaper, we introduce the Wiwynn Outdoor Edge Server (OES), a compact outdoor HPC edge computing system that integrates powerful processors and DDR5 Standard DIMM modules with efficient cooling. This purpose-built solution, designed for lowlatency, high-reliability applications, reduces local maintenance requirements and ensures robust performance across 5G networks, Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication. This, in turn, marks a significant stride in the shift from the traditional cloud-centric model to the broader realm of distributed computing.

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