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According to Ash Young, CEO of Cachengo, analytics processes today are predominantly dependent on traditional servers that are integrated with GPUs and/or TPUs to boost their ability to parallel process the ever-evolving neural network workloads.
All facets of the company’s approach are underpinned by its Symbiote drive, which is a revolutionary data management system that is capable of massive highly-parallel processing typical of analytic workloads.Symbiote is a 2.5-inch node with its own dedicated CPU, GPU/TPU, networking, and flash storage capabilities.
“The way we approach data storage and computational need is simple: Why do things the same way, when we can do them in a smarter, greener, and affordable manner?” says Ash Young, CEO of Cachengo.
Symbiote is built to help the company’s clients answer this question in their own unique way by facilitating users to develop and deploy innovative and impactful IoT applications directly from its in-built open source software marketplace. As a result, the system gives its customers the power to truly execute analytics at the source of the data with low latency for optimized edge AI. “With Symbiote, our clients can take control of their data analytics and computational processes by bypassing traditional power, size, or network density constraints,” adds Young.
We empower our clients and drive the creation of next-gen ML applications by replacing the idea of having to move the data for analytical processes with Symbiotes that can analyze datasets at the edge
Unlocking Innovative ML Applications
Cachengo offers its architecture products in a four-pronged approach, which comprises drives, boxes, networking, and management. The Symbiotes are the company’s drive, which can be assembled into the Bento Box or its Pizza 1U Rack Form Factor product that can hold 32 Symbiotes and deliver computational analytics at ultra-low power. Most SD-WAN technologies simply focus on connecting or extending networks. Concurrently, from a networking standpoint, the company has developed its Cachengo Connect software that enables the linking of the millions of Symbiotes deployed worldwide and allows users to configure them as object storage devices (OSDs) or even as application servers. Cachengo Connect was created with an idea to eliminate the dependency on Secure Shell (SSH) in data communications while facilitating instant messaging and protocol sharing between Symbiotes, no matter where they sit. Lastly, the company provides its Cachengo Portal solution to help users in easily provisioning Symbiotes and seamlessly add new applications from the Cachengo Market, including object storage from MinIO or containers with Kubernetes. “We can even use Cachengo Connect in combination with Cachengo Portal to quickly deploy applications and establish a fully-trackable, secure, auditable data communications between our Symbiotes and boxes,” states Young.
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