The computer company Lenovo is launching an edge and AI version of its IaaS model TruScale. In addition, Lenovo is introducing a powerful new edge server with the ThinkEdge SE455 V3.

Chinese computing company Lenovo is expanding its services with TruScale for Edge and AI. This must be done Remote computing can be used more massively. Lenovo also releases the new ThinkEdge SE455 V3 server for the Edge.

Affordable service

With this new version of Lenovo TruScale, companies should be able to adapt more quickly to the rapidly evolving technology of AI. The company combines its edge knowledge with the IaaS model to create a pay-as-you-go model for its customers. It allows users to combine edge computing with AI-generated insights.

Lenovo wants to give companies with limited resources the access they need to AI at the edge. The company provides over 150 standard solutions and a scalable IaaS model.

Monthly costs are predictable for customers and Lenovo’s services are consistent. TruScale uses tools and services from a single source and makes edge infrastructure affordable, according to the company. Customers only pay for what they actually use.

To be served

The ThinkEdge SE455 V3 server should make it possible to support sophisticated AI processes more easily remotely. The system runs on a processor from the new EPYC 8004 series. This server was developed taking into account all the data processed in data centers.

The goal is to improve performance and efficiency at the edge, unlock data intelligence and enable next-generation AI applications. The design is compact, which is intended to reduce costs and, among other things, work quietly due to lower power consumption.

partner

In addition to these launches, Lenovo also confirms its continued partnerships with companies such as AMD, Intel, NVIDIA and Qualcomm. These collaborations are expected to continue to provide new solutions to many AI-related topics across various sectors.

Earlier this month, Lenovo also introduced a monitor with 3D effects during the IFA trade fair. In August there was also an update to its security package with CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager.