Dexter Targets High-Performance Enterprise and AI Infrastructure Market
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Dexter Studio said it will enter the high-performance enterprise and AI infrastructure market based on its self-developed storage, CubeCore.
Dexter signed a strategic MOU with EMTech I&C and agreed to package CubeCore with the high-performance Redbit server.
The two companies plan to use their OS and hardware customization capabilities to respond to computing infrastructure demand in the corporate, research institute, and public sectors and secure references for various infrastructure builds.
Dexter Studio, known as Dexter, said it will enter the high-performance enterprise and AI infrastructure market in earnest based on its self-developed high-performance storage system, CubeCore. Dexter is pursuing entry into the related market based on its proprietary storage technology.
To that end, Dexter announced the signing of a strategic MOU with EMTech I&C to target the enterprise and AI infrastructure market. The partnership includes combining Dexter's CubeCore storage and EMTech I&C's high-performance Redbit server as a package.
The two companies also agreed to leverage their customized design capabilities related to OS and hardware. Through this, they plan to respond to the diverse computing infrastructure needs emerging in the corporate, research institute, and public sectors.
Based on their solid partnership, the two companies plan to push ahead with responses and quickly secure references for infrastructure builds of various scales and types. The move is aimed at rapidly expanding build cases while addressing infrastructure demand across multiple sectors through bundled storage-and-server packages and customized designs.
Kim Wook and Kang Jong-ik, co-CEOs of Dexter, said that based on the companies' product design capabilities and self-developed operating systems, they can provide customer-workload-specific fine-tuning and infrastructure consulting, and supply infrastructure differentiated by ease of use and cost efficiency. They also said they plan to pursue the building of a long-term collaboration model in the enterprise and AI infrastructure market by combining the advantages of their self-developed domestic solutions.
Suh Young-sik, CEO of EMTech I&C, said the two companies have expertise in the hardware and system areas, and that strong synergy is expected from combining that expertise in the B2B market. He added that they aim to go beyond simple product supply by providing integrated solutions that optimize customers' actual workloads and to present a new standard in the enterprise and AI infrastructure market.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407260
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