Building a data science infrastructure that transforms raw data into actionable insights can be overwhelming. There's a lot to consider between allocating enough processing power for complex models, ensuring sufficient memory for large datasets, and configuring storage for optimal data pipeline performance (all while staying on budget). Whether you're implementing predictive analytics for financial risk assessment, scaling machine learning capabilities, or developing real-time visualization dashboards, choosing the right hardware foundation is critical. After enabling countless organizations to harness their data through advanced analytics and modeling, we've learned what drives insights and what creates bottlenecks.
Organizations are discovering that building a robust data science workbench doesn't require the premium investment that major vendors suggest. Moving your analytics to dedicated hardware isn't just about cost optimization—though you'll see significant savings. It's about democratizing data access across your organization and building scalable systems that evolve with your analytical needs. With our enterprise-grade refurbished servers, you can transform complex financial data into actionable intelligence without the enterprise-level price tag.
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We've shipped thousands of storage servers running everything from TrueNAS, Unraid, OpenMediaVault, and Windows Storage Server. And after decades of building storage solutions? We've learned a thing or two about what works.
Building a homelab can be overwhelming, but this article simplifies the process by detailing the essential components you need to get started. Learn about the core hardware, networking equipment, and storage solutions required to create your personal tech playground for experimentation.
After equipping countless post-production houses, design firms, and creative departments with media servers, we know that the difference between smooth workflows and frustrating bottlenecks often comes down to how the hardware performs under real-world conditions.
Over the years, we’ve had several customers reach out to our sales reps asking for help building out a Plex Media Server. We have always happily obliged, but for those unfamiliar with Plex or perhaps are in the market for an efficient home media solution, read on.
If you’ve been thinking about setting up a centralized media server of your own, there’s a good chance you’ve come across Plex, a media server software that allows you to organize, stream, and access your personal media collection across various devices.
Enterprise servers are designed to hold multiple hard drives in bays. In fact, most enterprise rack servers have no less than six bays, and the Dell PowerEdge' xd' models can have up to twenty-four drive bays (and that's not including any Flex Bay options!).
