ZTE and AIS, an industry-leading smart digital network provider in Thailand, have hosted a successful new product release conference for the server G5 series in Thailand. This marks the first time that ZTE has publicly released the new server G5 series in the international market.
During the conference, telecom operators, industry-renowned consulting firms, server industry chain partners, and customers from various industries, including electricity, communications, transportation, finance, healthcare, and port, gathered to discuss the rising demand for computing power in global digital transformation efforts.
For this time, ZTE has released five new servers, including the 5200 G5 high-density server, 5300 G5 full-scenario universal server, 5500 G5 mass storage server, 6500 G5 heterogeneous computing power server, and 8500 G5 high-performance server. Each server in the G5 series boasts support for liquid cooling heat dissipation and a range of features, such as high-density computing power, flexible expansion, heterogeneous computing power, mass storage, and stability & reliability.
As a player in the digital world, ZTE is committed to technological innovation. Moving forward, the company will strive to make consistent advancements based on customer requirements, expecting to provide solid support and driving force to facilitate global digital transformation.
Wang Quan, VP at ZTE
In the digital economy era, 5G, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and other digital technologies are rapidly integrating with daily life scenarios, leading to the emergence of new service requirements. To meet these demands, a robust IT infrastructure is necessary, with servers serving as the backbone of IT technology facilities. As a result, servers have become the 'lifeline' of the digital society.
Liu Zhenhai, the Overseas Marketing Director of Server Products at ZTE
ZTE has made extensive efforts in the server field since 2005. ZTE has a full range of servers and storage products, including general servers, GPU servers, liquid cooling servers, all-flash storage products, mixed-flash storage products, and distributed disk array products.
