E1.L - E3.S - 1U Rackmount Servers

Harness the capability of our Rackmount Servers to maximize efficiency in your server infrastructure. These servers occupy a single unit within a server rack and exemplify the balance between high performance and compact design, ideal for environments where space is at a premium.

Key Advantages:

• Compact Yet Powerful: Our servers fit snugly into a rack frame, taking up roughly 1.75 inches in height, which means outstanding performance in a small space.
• Scalability: Designed to grow with your needs, these servers are perfect for businesses planning for the future.
• Energy-Efficiency: Opting for a rack server equates to lower power consumption, making it a smart choice for budget and environment alike.
• Versatile Hosting Solutions: From startups to expanding enterprises, the flexibility of rack servers caters to a wide range of hosting requirements.

Explore our selection to find the Rackmount Server that fits your needs. If your project requires more space, or you're simply curious about larger setups, our rackmount options lead seamlessly into our versatile range, including solutions like the mid-range 2U Rackmount Servers, perfect for those who need to scale up their server capabilities without compromising on quality.

The E3.S NVME - E3 Short drive form factor is engineered for flexibility and agility, making it well-suited for edge computing, content delivery networks, and small-to-medium enterprise servers. These drives offer the advantage of a smaller footprint without compromising on speed or reliability, allowing for more versatile hardware configurations and improved total cost of ownership.
The E1.L NVME - E1 Long drive form factor is designed to optimize storage density and performance, making it ideal for data-intensive applications such as cloud computing, big data analytics, and enterprise storage solutions. Deployed in data centers around the world, E1 Long drives offer significant benefits like reduced energy consumption, better thermal efficiency, and increased storage capacity per rack unit, enhancing overall data center efficiency.