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Read the latest on how Liqid technologies can improve your data center infrastructure.
Find out how composable infrastructure will free x86 system resources trapped by static server architecture, enabling cloud-like speed, agility and efficiency required modern workloads.
In this report, "Liqid Goes Multi-fabric with Latest Composable Infrastructure release," John Abbott, Co-founder and systems infrastructure analyst, 451 Research, does a deep dive into Liqid's most recent software updates, including our ability to compose across PCI-Express, Ethernet, and Infiniband.
In a recent report from 451 Research analysts Csilla Zsigri and Katy Ring discuss how "emerging technology areas that can assist us in managing the adversities of this pandemic," by helping to remove "long-standing inefficiencies as well as "automating and democratizing trust, and creating new business models."
The Liqid Element LQD4500 PCIe Add-in-Card (AIC), aka the “Honey Badger" for its fierce, lightning fast data speeds, delivers Gen-4 PCIe performance with up to 4m IOPS, 24 GB/s throughput, ultra-low transactional latency of just 20 us, in capacities up to 32TB.
In this brief from 451 research, analyst Melanie Posey looks at how IT leaders are gaining a competitive advantage by modernizing data center infrastructure for data-centric workloads in hybrid cloud environments.
This Composable Infrastructure Checklist offers items to consider as you prepare to implement a composable infrastructure.
In this brief from the 451 Group, analysts Christian Perry and Liam Rogers review the evolving role of the commodity x86 server as the IT world transitions to a hybrid cloud environment.
In this report from Eric Slack, Senior Analyst at the Evaluator Group, learn how Liqid’s software-defined platform delivers comprehensive, multi-fabric composable infrastructure for the industry’s widest array of data center resources.
Download this presentation to see an overview of Liqid’s software and fabric technology that enables provisioning and management of data center resources
Liqid Powered Dell 740xd based platform delivers an all-solid-state high-memory solution with up to 12 TB of Intel® Optane™ memory and 184TB of NVMe storage, enabling in-memory calculations for extremely large datasets
Liqid Powered platform delivers an all-solid-state vSAN disaggregated and composable appliance that leverages NVMe SSD and Intel ® Optane™ for hyperconverged and virtualized environments
Liqid delivers improved resource management and utilization with software-defined infrastructure composability for solid-state non-volatile memory (NVMe)solutions.
Liqid delivers improved resource management and utilization with software-defined infrastructure composability for GPU solutions.
Liqid delivers improved resource management and utilization with software-defined bare metal composability for Intel® Optane™ SSD based solutions.
Liqid delivers improved resource management and utilization with software-defined infrastructure composability for reprogrammable FPGA media, including those from partner and data center accelerator innovator Xilinx.
For customers looking to experience composable infrastructure solutions from Liqid to immediately improve data center resource utilization with a turn-key solution, we offer our complete Developer’s Kit.
Liqid Grid comes pre-configured with our Liqid Command Center management software, delivering complete and dynamic control of system resources to enable true hardware disaggregation and bare-metal server orchestration.
Liqid Grid comes pre-configured with our Liqid Command Center management software, delivering complete and dynamic control of system resources to enable true hardware disaggregation and bare-metal server orchestration.
Liqid Command Center™ Software Enables Composable NVMe Flash and GPU as Direct-Connected PCIe Resources for PowerEdge FX2s Servers Deployed in the Field
Liqid Software Enables an Composable AI Platform with Dell EMC PowerEdge Server Infrastructure
Liqid Command Center™ Software Enables Composable Flash as Direct-Connected PCIe Resources for Dell EMC PowerEdge Server Infrastructure
Liqid Command Center™ Software Enables Composable GPU PCIe-enabled, Direct- Connected Resource for Dell EMC PowerEdge Server
The Liqid Element PCIe Add-In-Card (AIC) features high storage capacity and extreme performance for mission-critical and performance-demanding workloads.
The Liqid Element U.2 PCIe SSD features high storage capacity and extreme performance for mission-critical and performance-demanding workloads.
The Liqid Element Extended length 2.5” U.2 NVMe SSD features high dense capacity and extreme performance for mission-critical and performance-demanding workloads.
Liqid and Intel® Optane™ PCIe Add-in-Card (AIC) solid state drive (SSD) solutions combine the unparalleled high throughput, low latency, quality of service (QoS)and endurance of Intel® Optane™ SSDs with Liqid’s industry-leading PCIe fabrics to deliver higher user capacity and application performance.
Liqid and Intel® Optane™ U.2 solid state drive (SSD)solutions combine the unparalleled high-throughput, low latency, quality of service (QoS) and endurance of Intel® Optane™ SSDs with Liqid’s industry-leading PCIe fabrics to deliver higher user capacity and application performance.
The Liqid Element LQD4500 PCIe Add-In-Card (AIC) features high storage capacity and extreme performance for mission critical and performance-demanding workloads. It is an ultra-thin, standard form factor full-height full-length (FHFL) card that works seamlessly with systems that have existing PCIe slots.
Hardware that has been tested and verified to work with Liqid Command Center™. Keep checking back for updates to this list.
In this report from Eric Slack, Senior Analyst at the Evaluator Group, learn how Liqid’s software-defined platform delivers comprehensive, multi-fabric composable infrastructure for the industry’s widest array of data center resources.
In this insight, Neuralytix examines and analyses the next generation of datacenter infrastructure architecture...
The primary goal of this white paper is to compare several different SSD form factors in how they will evolve the data center.
The primary goal of this white paper is to study the different methods of achieving high level of storage performance with SATA vs. NVMe SSDs.
The primary goal of this white paper is to study performance differences when comparing AHCI vs. NVMe-based PCIe SSDs.
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