With the rise of large-scale models and generative AI applications, the demand for edge computing power, storage, and other resources is increasing rapidly. More and more data center users are realizing the importance of balancing resource allocation and coordinating data center development to take full advantage of their capabilities and value. The KAYTUS KR2266V2 is designed for big data applications in the era of intelligent computing. Its innovative storage architecture provides large capacity space for processing massive amounts of data. 
The storage edge computing ratio is improved to fill the storage capacity gap, and the flexible design meets the needs of various data applications.
The Internet of Things (IoT), big data, artificial intelligence, and other next-generation information technologies are driving the digital transformation process, spawning a host of new data-intensive applications such as smart driving, real-time transactions, telemedicine, and industrial production quality monitoring. Some of these applications require real-time data processing, some require massive storage space, and some require intelligent analytics. These new applications and scenarios continue to drive the growing demand for storage, edge computing, and networking resources. In actual IT scenarios, there is often a mismatch between computing and storage capabilities. While computing power may be ahead, storage capacity is insufficient, leading to wasted resources when seeking compensation for insufficient storage.
As a 2U high-density storage server, the KR2266V2 is designed to significantly improve storage density, computing power, network bandwidth, and intelligent management. It provides a balanced and symmetrical system architecture that provides more data capacity, greater data throughput, and enhanced data processing capabilities. It has the ultimate in storage, edge computing, and network performance.
In terms of performance, the KR2266V2 single-server storage performance is 2 to 3 times that of the industry's common 2U 12-drive server. It supports two of the latest Intel Xeon scalable processors with a TDP of up to 350W and delivers up to 60% higher computing performance than its predecessor, meeting the growing demand for edge computing power in big data analytics. In terms of I/O expansion, PCIe 5.0 supports data rates of up to 32GT/s, a 100% increase over PCIe 4.0, and supports 400Gb networks for low-latency application experiences.