The new server has been designed using ARM processors to offer a performance that reduces running costs due to its low power intake.
Avantek Computer managing director Tony Lees said the key factor that edges the new Avantek server range is its low power consumption.
"At 5 watts per node, our servers use a fraction of the power of a traditional x86 server, which will use a minimum of 75 to 80 watts – or in many cases 120 watts – per node," Lees added.
"Our new product is the ideal solution for a variety of different uses, including media serving, web hosting, research functionality and scale-out file storage, offering significant savings in running costs and helping users to lower their carbon footprint."
According to the company, the new servers generates lower heat levels and takes much less energy to cool which further saves power and money for the users.
