We are pleased to showcase this case study with our partner Liqid, provider of composable HPC and AI infrastructure. For those interested in deploying flexible, adaptive GPU platforms and supercomputers, Colovore and Liqid have teamed up to provide an optimized IT environment and solution. Colocating Liqid’s composable infrastructure platform, which allows users to dynamically configure servers with specific […]
Santa Clara, CA, September 2, 2020 – Colovore, Silicon Valley’s leader in high-performance colocation for high-performance computing, announced it has partnered with Exxact Corporation, a leading provider of HPC, AI and IT solutions, to offer a fully-managed NVIDIA DGX™ A-100 offering, a turnkey private AI infrastructure cloud. The DGX solution is delivered directly to Colovore, racked […]
Peter Harrison was featured in a recent article on TechTarget covering tools and tips to track server power consumption. Big Data, HPC and AI servers have unique power and cooling requirements which have significant ramifications for data center environments and operational reliability. Source: TechTarget
Data center infrastructure provider ServerTech partnered with us to launch a series of video tips regarding high-density colocation, power requirements, and in-cabinet PDU considerations. We hope you will find these tips informative and helpful, and they are especially relevant for anyone deploying HPC or AI servers. Part 1: Introduction – Density is pushing for […]
Leading IT services and data center research and advisory firm, 451 Research, recently published a report titled “It’s Getting Hot In Here: Rack Density is Rising – Are Datacenters Ready?” The report discusses the growing deployments of HPC and AI applications, the rapidly-rising power and cooling densities per server cabinet required by this infrastructure, and […]
Colovore was mentioned recently in “AI Hardware Landlords” on Data Center Knowledge. The article takes a closer look at NVIDIA’s certified DGX-Ready Data Centers—a program to help their customers find colocation providers that have facilities ready to power and cool their DGX supercomputers. Source: Data Center Knowledge
Colovore continues to specialize in supporting the deployments of dense HPC, AI, Big Data, and GPU/dual-CPU server infrastructure. The power and cooling requirements for these systems are immense, and we are proud to lead the way in Silicon Valley colocation by providing industry-leading power and cooling densities per rack—now up to 50 kW—as well as […]
Customer Profile Publicly-traded Fortune 500 enterprise based in Silicon Valley Industry High-performance computing products and platforms Challenges A large global technology provider planned a large-scale HPC computing cluster driven by powerful GPU servers. The company utilizes multiple colocation providers globally but understood that the power and cooling requirements for 1,800 servers housing more than 5,000 […]
Background The customer interviewed for this story is Surya Turaga, Chief Operating Officer at Vexata. Vexata is the leader in accelerated data infrastructure building the industry’s fastest and most cost-effective enterprise storage system. The company is venture-backed and founded by experienced storage and server executives out of EMC, Brocade, and VMWare. Why Choose Colocation? We […]
Colocation Optimized for Dense GPU and HPC Servers Santa Clara, CA – January 30, 2019 – Colovore, the Bay Area’s leading provider of high-performance colocation services for HPC infrastructure, today announced that it has been selected as a colocation partner to support NVIDIA DGX Systems deployments. Since launching in 2014, Colovore has grown rapidly by providing […]
Sean has been leading and managing colocation facilities and data centers in the Bay Area since 1997. Prior to co-founding Colovore, Sean was VP of Operations at Evocative, Inc, a leading retail colocation provider in the Bay Area and winner of numerous Inc. 5000 awards for its impressive growth. Sean ran all day-to-day sales and operations activities. Prior to Evocative, Sean founded and ran Emerytech Data Center, and served as Western Region Operations Manager for both Navisite and Colo.com. Sean started his career at Pacific Bell, managing multiple central offices in San Francisco.