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Grizzly


Overview

Rugged Embedded Server Unit

Grizzly is the first embedded server product from VersaLogic. It features an Intel 16-core processor, high speed 10 Gb Ethernet channels, and operation over the full -40º to +85ºC industrial temperature range.

This rugged, compact server product was designed to address the increasing need for server-class products in hostile environments.

The high performance capability of the Grizzly make it ideal for situations where data gathering and processing need to be kept local for security or latency reasons, or to provide local cloud capability.

A 16-core processor coupled with up to 128 GB of ECC memory supports the use of hypervisors for the running of virtual machines. The 10 Gigabit SFP+ ports permit very high speed connectivity. Networks can be created using plug-in copper, short-reach fibre or long-reach fibre transceivers.

The Grizzly is based on the COM Express Extended form-factor, but it is delivered as an assembled and tested, production-ready embedded computer.

Technical

Preliminary Details
 
  • ƒ    Intel® 16-core server-class processor
    • Very high performance computing and I/O processing
  • ƒ    -40° to +85°C Operation
    • Operates over full industrial temperature range
  • ƒ    MIL-STD-202H Shock and vibration
    • Ideal for Mil/Aero and other challenging environments
  • ƒ    Error correcting RAM safeguards critical applications
    • Four slots support up to 128 GB of ECC memory
  • ƒ    Two 10 Gigabit Ethernet (SFP+)
    • Supports very high speed copper and fibre connections
  • ƒ    Four 1 GbE Ports.  Two with Power Over Ethernet (POE)
  • ƒ    Mini PCIe Sockets. Add GPS and other options
  • ƒ    On-board data storage
    • M.2 expansion site supports up to 2 TB of storage
  • ƒ    Compact size. Only 110 x 155 mm (4.33 x 6.1”) - COM Express Extended.

Technical documents

Ordering information

There are a number of standard and custom configurations available.
Please contact Sarsen Technology to discuss your requirements.

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