Open Source Systems, a small Silicon Valley server maker, is expanding its Gemini line of machines that combine dual motherboards in a single 3.5-inch chassis.
The company's best-selling model is the Gemini 2U, a model launched about six months ago with two motherboards, each housing dual Intel or Advanced Micro Devices x86 server chips. More Gemini designs are in the works, though, said Open Source Systems founder and Chief Executive Eren Niazi.
"You'll see a family of Gemini. We have a lot of different models," Niazi said Friday. First up will be a 1U design--a model with a thickness of 1 rack unit, or 1.75 inches. The initial 1U system will have two motherboards, one in front and one in back, and a follow-on model will have three motherboards, he said.
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The company's best-selling model is the Gemini 2U, a model launched about six months ago with two motherboards, each housing dual Intel or Advanced Micro Devices x86 server chips. More Gemini designs are in the works, though, said Open Source Systems founder and Chief Executive Eren Niazi.
"You'll see a family of Gemini. We have a lot of different models," Niazi said Friday. First up will be a 1U design--a model with a thickness of 1 rack unit, or 1.75 inches. The initial 1U system will have two motherboards, one in front and one in back, and a follow-on model will have three motherboards, he said.
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