HGST 4U60G2 Storage Platform

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Rachel B
HGST 4U60G2 from Pogo Linux

In partnership with HGST, Pogo Linux is proud to announce the availability of the J4601S Storage System. Based on the brand new HGST 4U60G2 storage platform, the J4601S is a cost-effective yet scalable storage solution. Features include an industry-leading 5-year warranty on the chassis and drives, plus scalability from 144TB to a whopping 2.88PB. With…

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Does your secure NAS have end-to-end encryption?

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Rachel B
Secure your data with the Storage Sentinel

Now more than ever, security is top of the list under IT department priorities. For some industries, anything less than the most hardened security is simply not an option. Rising to meet that challenge, Pogo Linux is pleased to unveil the Storage Sentinel Q4236 Secure NAS Appliance. Aimed at industries such as law enforcement, defense, healthcare,…

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VR is way more than entertainment

Posted on June 6, 2017 by admin
Steam VR Setup Complete

While Virtual Reality has rapidly established itself as a compelling option for home entertainment, that is really only the beginning. There is a vast universe of possibilities for VR in business. Find out more in our video: Bringing VR Development to Your Desk Pogo engineers are continually on top of the latest developments in VR…

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Pogo Linux on The Lunduke Hour

Posted on May 5, 2017 by Rachel B

Last week, our very own VP of Sales & Product Development was the special guest for an episode of The Lunduke Hour, hosted by Bryan Lunduke. They had a lively discussion about Software Defined Storage, designing storage solutions for huge organizations vs. home users, and whether using ZFS makes you an expert. Storage Concepts with…

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ARM Yourself

Posted on April 4, 2017 by Rachel B
ARM servers from Pogo Linux

With ARM processors becoming so prevalent in our cell phones, it’s easy to forget they can excel in HPC too. The Acorn RISC Machine (later known as “Advanced RISC Machine” or ARM) architecture’s simplified design results in high density, exceptional power efficiency, and minimized heat. While these characteristics are ideal for low-power mobile devices, they…

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