The developer of the Russian desktop PCs "Voron" and "Bobyor," Delta Computers, has released a new product: the Delta Sprut server for working with AI. It has already been included in the register of radio-electronic products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, which means that Delta Sprut can be purchased by government agencies.
Delta Sprut, as noted by its manufacturers, has a modular architecture and a high level of flexibility. It is possible to connect several modules into a single computing complex and connect up to 16 video cards to it.
This domestic server can be used for:
- scaling the capabilities of AI models and training neural networks;
- creating virtual workplaces for working with heavy graphics applications;
- ensuring maximum performance of HPC clusters, which provides the possibility of parallel computing for users in machine learning tasks;
- overcoming streaming technical tasks: for example, facial and speech recognition in video, and the operation of digital assistants.
At the same time, the modular design simplifies access to all its components, and no additional tools are required for its maintenance.
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