Isothermal Systems Research Uses Performance Technologies' Embedded Ethernet Switches in Liquid-Cooled Computer
20 Setembro 2004 - 11:00AM
PR Newswire (US)
Isothermal Systems Research Uses Performance Technologies' Embedded
Ethernet Switches in Liquid-Cooled Computer ROCHESTER, N.Y., Sept.
20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Performance Technologies (Nasdaq NM:
PTIX), a leading developer of integrated platforms, components and
software solutions for the communications, military and commercial
markets, announced today Isothermal Systems Research (ISR) is using
the company's CPC4416 Embedded Ethernet Switch in one of its
SprayCool(TM) liquid-cooled computers, used for the defense
industry. ISR, the manufacturer of SprayCool products, is a leading
provider of high performance, electronic system cooling and
packaging solutions directed towards military and commercial
applications. SprayCool systems use liquid evaporation to satisfy
these applications' technical challenges with a full line of
cost-effective, reliable and high performance products. "Our
SprayCool Technology solutions are deployed in some of the world's
most critical systems, including military and defense
applications," said Roger Powers, vice president of business
development for ISR. "Performance Technologies' CPC4416 Ethernet
switch met our strict requirements to ensure our customers are
truly receiving the most reliable and highly available solutions on
the market." Performance Technologies' CPC4416 is an embedded
Ethernet switch compatible with both standard CompactPCI(R) and
PICMG(R) 2.16 backplanes. It is designed to be used as a high-speed
interconnect within server blade chassis or as a core switch in
fault-tolerant clusters of embedded systems. The CPC4416 provides
increased bandwidth, performance and reliability in high
availability applications such as defense, IP telephony and
broadband. The CPC4416 has been designed to make system integration
easier, while maximizing network performance and flexibility.
"ISR's SprayCool Technology offers an innovative approach to a
growing industry problem -- ever-increasing power requirements,"
said Jean Pierre Filion, vice president of worldwide sales for
Performance Technologies. "We see a technology like this as having
high demand within the military and commercial markets, and we are
proud to be working with ISR to answer the call." About Isothermal
Systems Research ISR, the manufacturer of SprayCool products, is a
leading provider of high performance electronic system cooling and
packaging solutions for the military and commercial markets.
SprayCool products use liquid evaporation to meet and exceed the
technical challenges associated with cooling and environmental
obstacles while satisfying cost and time to market requirements.
ISR is a privately held corporation located in Liberty Lake, WA and
is the 2003 winner of the DOD Value Engineering Award for its
SprayCool systems. SprayCool(TM) is a trademark of ISR.
http://www.spraycool.com/ About Performance Technologies
Performance Technologies (Nasdaq NM: PTIX) develops the platforms,
components and software solutions for the world's evolving
communications infrastructure. Our broad customer base includes
companies in the communications, military and commercial markets.
Serving the industry for more than 20 years, our complete line of
packet-based products enables equipment manufacturers and service
providers to offer highly available and fully-managed systems with
time-to-market, performance and cost advantages. Performance
Technologies is headquartered in Rochester, New York. Additional
operational and engineering facilities are located in San Diego and
San Luis Obispo, California; Norwood, Massachusetts and Ottawa,
Canada. For more information, visit http://www.pt.com/ or contact .
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