Step into the future with Trenton Systems' next-gen dual Xeon® 3U BAM Server

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga., July 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Trenton Systems, Inc., a manufacturer of rugged storage, servers, workstations, blade servers, mini PCs, processor boards and PCIe backplanes, is excited to announce the upcoming release of the company's most powerful rugged computer yet, the 3U BAM Server, featuring the company's high-performance, next-gen dual Intel® Xeon® SP motherboard.

Scheduled for release in early 2021, the 3U BAM Server is truly the rugged server of the future, sporting not only yet-to-be-released Intel® Xeon® SP processors, but also 11 PCIe Gen 4 slots, 24 next-gen ECC RDIMM slots and MiniSAS HD storage capabilities, perfect for high-speed expansion, turbocharged application performance and lightning-fast read and write speeds.

Ruggedized, certified and wielding immense power, the 3U BAM is the perfect choice for mission-critical and industrial applications everywhere.

Whether your focus is defense, space, aviation, aerospace, telecommunications, industrial automation, video surveillance, oil and gas, data acquisition and signal processing, construction, cloud computing, communications, media or entertainment, the 3U BAM Server will take your operation beyond the call of duty, and then some.

Will you step into the future with us?

Visit our 3U BAM Server product page to learn more about the BAM or join our BAM VIP List for all the latest pre-release updates.

The 3U BAM Server is proudly designed, manufactured, assembled, integrated and supported in the USA, and most importantly, its configuration lies directly in the hands of the customer.

"One of our design goals for the BAM product line was giving customers as much flexibility as possible," said Michael Bowling, CEO of Trenton Systems. "It is truly unique how agnostic and nimble the electrical, mechanical and BIOS design is. The BAM motherboard and chassis can be configured to fit almost any compute requirement across a wide array of markets while being the most cost-effective dual Xeon® product Trenton has ever designed."

Cost-effectiveness and customization are just two parts of the complete 3U BAM package. Baked right onto the BAM's motherboard is a TPM 2.0 cryptoprocessor for an added boost to system security, as well as on-board IPMI to BMC for remote monitoring of server health. Cyberattacks and technical problems can be devastating, but we believe in securing and protecting your system for the long haul.  

In addition, your favorite peripherals and a high-speed network connection don't have to take the backseat with the 3U BAM Server. Customers will find no shortage of input / output options, as the BAM's next-gen dual Xeon® motherboard is equipped with:

• 4 USB 3.0 Ports
• 1 VGA Port
• Audio Line In, Line Out
• 1 RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet LAN Port
• 1 RJ-45 Shared IPMI Lan Port
• 1 RS232 Serial Port

High-speed storage options were also at the top of the design list for Trenton Systems' talented engineers. Customers will be able to take advantage of:

• 6 SATA ports that allow customers to connect 6 Gbps storage devices
• 2 MiniSAS HD ports for up to 12 Gbps connections

But what about front-access storage options?

Customizable front-access drive bay options are yet another way Trenton Systems is putting customization into the hands of the customer. The standard BAM model features the following front-access configuration:

• 1 optical disc drive
• Two 3.5-inch drive bays with up to 5 SATA SSDs in total

But customers may also choose from the following configurations:

• 1 optical disc drive
• One 3.5-inch drive bay with up to 2 MiniSAS NVMe SSDs
• One 3.5-inch drive bay with up to 3 SATA SSDs
• 5 storage drives in total

OR

• One 3.5-inch drive bay with up to 2 MiniSAS NVMe SSDs
• Two 3.5-inch drive bays with up to 3 SATA SSDs each
• 8 storage drives in total

"The 3U BAM Server provides flexibility and scalability with various storage form factors," said Yazz Krdzalic, Director of Marketing and Business Development at Trenton Systems. "From standard SATA drives to NVMe SSDs and even the latest Intel® Optane™ drives, you get to pick what part of your application utilizes which technology. You're not locked into one or the other. That's a huge plus for our customers across the military and industrial sectors."

And as always, you can pair the 3U BAM Server with our PCIe backplanes or NVMe JBOD Storage Enclosures to equip your system with any extras it may need.

If you're interested in learning more about what the BAM can do for your program or application, join Trenton Systems' BAM VIP List for all the latest pre-release updates. You'll receive all the most up-to-date developments as we continue to design the rugged server of the future.

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We'll see you in 2021.

About Trenton Systems, Inc.
Trenton Systems, Inc., a ruggedized computer hardware manufacturer, specializes in the design, manufacture, assembly, integration and support of truly made-in-USA rugged servers and workstations, processor boards, PCIe backplanes, storage servers, blade servers, PCIe expansion, mini PCs and custom high-performance computers for harsh environment applications worldwide.

Founded in 1989, Trenton Systems provides the defense / military, government, industrial and commercial markets with in-house engineering, testing and support services, computer life cycle planning, revision control, warranty and customization / configuration support.

Trenton Systems' rugged computers and components meet or exceed UL, CE, FCC, and military standards (MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-461, MIL-S-901, DO-160), are backed by a 5-year warranty and lifetime in-house support, and are manufactured in the company's Lawrenceville, GA, USA facility, which is certified to ISO 9001:2015 quality management standards.

© 2020 Trenton Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. All marks are the property of their respective owners. Design and specifications are subject to change.

Media Contact: Brett Daniel, 478-290-9879, [email protected]

SOURCE Trenton Systems, Inc.

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