OEM, Original, NVL, Max-Q, and Workstation Edition: What do the NVIDIA GPU designations mean?
⚡ OEM, Original, NVL, Max-Q and Workstation Edition may look like small additions to an NVIDIA GPU name, but they affect power, cooling, compatibility and warranty. This article explains how to read these labels before buying.
NVIDIA H100, H200, and A100 for LLM: Memory, Bandwidth, and Usage Scenario Comparison
A practical guide to choosing the right NVIDIA GPU for LLMs: A100 for budget pilots, H100 for performance, H200 for memory-heavy inference.
How much video memory is needed for neural networks: 16, 24, 48, 80, or 96 GB
🧠 Choosing VRAM for an AI project? See when 16 GB is enough for tests, why 48 GB is often a working minimum, and when 80–96 GB or multiple GPUs make sense.
Server infrastructure for small businesses: ERP, files, backups, video surveillance, and edge
A practical guide for small manufacturers on building a balanced server setup without overspending or creating a single point of failure.
How to Choose a Video Surveillance Server with AI Analytics: Cameras, FPS, Storage, GPU
🎥 This article explains why camera count alone is not enough and how bitrate, retention period, decoding, GPU load and AI scenarios shape the final server configuration.
Moving from Windows Server: When Linux is more profitable, and when migration won't pay off
🧭 Linux is not automatically cheaper than Windows Server. This article explains which server roles are good candidates, where hidden costs appear, and why a hybrid model is often the safest path.
How to size a server network: when 10GbE is enough, and when 25/40/100GbE is needed
🔌 10GbE is not always too slow, and 100GbE is not always justified. This guide shows how to calculate server network capacity for real infrastructure scenarios in 2026.
What's more important for a server: more cores, higher clock speeds, or more RAM? A breakdown by workload type.
🔍 More cores, higher clock speed or more memory? This article explains how to size a server for different workloads and avoid paying for specs that will not improve performance.
How to Choose Storage for Virtualization: Local NVMe, SAN, Ceph, vSAN, NFS, or iSCSI
A practical comparison of virtualization storage options and why IOPS alone is not enough for a reliable choice.