NEC's new high-end server contains swappable battery packs, intended
to provide backup power without the need for an external uninterruptible
power supply (UPS) in data centers.
The new rack-mounted server
is part of NEC's main "Express5800" line. The company said the internal
batteries will cut power use, outlast traditional UPS systems and allow
for more compact data centers.
"The Express5800/R320c is a dual-socket fault tolerant server
developed with Intel’s latest Xeon processors. The R320c provides
exceptional high availability, affordability, and operational simplicity
through its fully redundant modular hardware design featuring
high-performance processors. These fault tolerant servers are ideal for
customers who require to eliminate planned and unplanned downtime for
the most important applications." NEC site
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