Pogo Linux and Scrypt: Rising to the challenges of HIPAA with encrypted SSDs

Posted on March 3, 2017 by admin
Pogo Customer Profile: Scrypt, Inc.

Since 1998, Scrypt, Inc. has been a leading provider of hosted services to regulated markets, specifically healthcare, and mortgage origination. The customer-centric company offers a vast product line of secure, reliable services, from cloud-based faxing and secure messaging to regulatory compliance and document management. Their customers demand strict compliance with HIPPA and financial regulations, so…

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Now Available: The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Posted on March 3, 2017 by admin
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You may recall our recent blog post introducing the NVIDIA TITAN X™ GPU, which made desktop supercomputing a much more affordable proposition. Well, NVIDIA has just raised the bar again with the GTX 1080 Ti. The GTX 1080 Ti looks to be a compelling alternative to the Titan X. It’s much more affordable, and in many aspects,…

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Parallel Performance – Intel Xeon Phi Systems

Posted on February 2, 2017 by Rachel B

Today’s high performance computing applications are becoming as resource-intensive and complex as they are diverse. Across disciplines such as Earth Sciences, Financial Services, Physics, and Machine Learning, demands for CPU power and memory bandwidth have increased exponentially. Within this set of workloads a common component is the need for highly parallel processing to maximize performance. However,…

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Dense and smart at the same time?

Posted on December 12, 2016 by Rachel B
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Density and intelligence need not be mutually exclusive. For instance, take the Pogo Linux J4600S storage enclosure. With this solution, an IT admin can decrease both their storage footprint and their power consumption — saving precious power and rack space in the data center. Using a combination of an advanced JBOD design and HGST Ultrastar® drives, the…

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NVMe – moving beyond the dark ages of storage

Posted on October 10, 2016 by Rachel B
Configure your Pogo Linux NVMe Server

For maximum IOPS and minimum latency without a ridiculous power bill, it’s time for a better host controller interface to your flash storage! Thanks to the NVMe™ (Non-Volatile Memory express) specification, flash devices can now use the speed and bandwidth of a PCIe connection, without incurring the overhead of emulating a SAS interface. The I/O…

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