Asus Servers

Overview

ASUS, a technology-oriented company blessed with one of the world's top research and development teams, is well known for high-quality and innovative technology. As a leading provider of 3C (computers, communications and consumer electronics) total solutions, ASUS offers a complete product portfolio to compete in the new millennium.

"ASUS climbs the winner platform with an overwhelming majority," said Tom's Hardware, the world's largest hardware testing website, in 2005. ASUS is expected to ship 60 million motherboards and serverboards this year, accounting for more than 30% of the global shipments.

With superior engineering capability, ASUS was the first to reach many milestones of the server industry. It was the first to introduce an Intel-based DP serverboard, the first to develop solutions supporting the dual-Xeon/82875P UP chipset platform, and also the first to launch the redundant cableless 1U server with 4 SAS bays and supports the dual-Xeon 5100 platform. In 2005, ASUS began to provide AMD Opteron solutions. Both the K8N-DRE and K8N-DL were well received by the global HPC (High-Performance Computing) market and enthusiast community.

An unyielding commitment to high-quality has allowed ASUS to form long-lasting ODM and OEM alliances with several first-tier server vendors.

Over the years, ASUS engineers have proven time and again that ASUS servers represent the very best in reliability, compact designs, function integration, and thermal technology. All ASUS servers are rigorously tested, and meet Intel's thermal profile requirements.

ASUS servers further provide complete support to the major OS include Windows, RedHat Linux and SuSE Linux, etc.

ASUS' server portfolio now includes a full array of products based on AMD and Intel processing platforms. From 1U to 5U solutions or single to multiple processor architectures, customers of ASUS servers will enjoy high performance, rich functions and dependability.