ERacks Open Source Systems Has Integrated The Latest 4TB Western Digital and Seagate

eRacks Open Source Systems has integrated the latest 4TB Western Digital and Seagate drives into their NAS50 network attached file server. Users can now store up to 1.6 petabytes in a customized two rack system. The NAS50 will enable users to consolidate vast amounts of data, improve network reliability, save office space, reduce energy consumption and strengthen network security. The NAS50 is also fully customizable online with the full range of the latest network security features. 

Business and home users craving larger capacities for storage can also create customized hardware configurations online. James King, general manager at eRacks says, "We're especially excited to offer our customers the upgraded NAS50. The ability to house 200TB in a single unit is extremely efficient for data warehouses and other storage-needy applications." The NAS50 is already being used by NASA and several major national media outlets for data retention, cloud storage, storing uncompressed media files, and creating multiple backups.

In addition to 200TB of storage, the eRacks NAS50 holds a maximum of two eight-core Intel Xeon or four AMD Opteron CPUs for a total of 16 Intel cores or 64 AMD cores. Memory can be upgraded up to 1TB DDR3 and multiple RAID arrays can be configured. eRacks also offers 4GbE and 10GbE network interfaces for the eRacks/NAS50 server. An external SAS option enables multiple NAS50 servers or other NAS units together for peta-scale storage. 

Most of eRacks clients prefer customized hardware and software configurations, and some even opt to have eRacks configure a set of systems, staging it in-house before delivery.

eRacks Open Source Systems provides high-performance competitively-priced open source Rackmount Servers, Desktop Computers, as well as a wide array of services including Open Source enterprise migration, security, and network architecture design. eRacks saves you both time and money by combining quality open source enterprise-level software and easily-upgradeable industry-standard components in its rackmount servers.