4U Nano, when size isn’t everything
The 4U Nano is back and reimagined to be the most powerful compact system on the market.
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Precision Power: AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO 9000 Series has arrived
With the release of the Threadripper PRO 9000 WX-Series, built on AMD’s Zen 5 architecture, Alex turned to G2 Digital. Known for custom-engineered workstation solutions we configured a rig that would speed up his workflow...
Shades of Green: The Complex Quest for Sustainable Rackmounted PCs
We started asking new questions: Where are these components made? What’s their carbon footprint? Are they recyclable?
Small But Mighty: Why We’re Bringing AMD Ryzen to Our Smallest System
Compact, cost-effective, and now, powered by AMD Ryzen 7000 and 9000 series processors.
Rack Mounted Vs Tower: Advantages of Rack Mounted PCS
Rack Mounted Vs Tower: Advantages of Rack Mounted PCS.
When choosing a high-performance PC for your application the decision often comes down to two primary form factors: the rack-mounted PC or the tower PC?
Intel vs AMD: Clash of the Titans in a 1U Liquid-Cooled Workstation
Which processor reigns supreme when space is tight and performance is non-negotiable?
Setting the stage for 5U PC to join our product range
Fulfilling a need for bigger, more powerful computers to cope with heavy duty AI and rendering tasks.
Introducing the 2U Nano
Responding to customer demand for a short depth 2U, we are proud to unveil our latest innovation: the 2U Nano.
Threadripper Liquid Cooling, is it worth it?
Threadripper processors undoubtedly offer a step up in data processing power. However, with great power comes... greater heat generation.
Meet our new 2U PC
We have been working hard behind the scenes to bring you innovative products and we are delighted to announce the launch of our new 2U PC.
Yes AMD. G2’s 7000 Series Threadripper products tested!
Threadripper processors undoubtedly offer a step up in data processing power. However, with great power comes... greater heat generation.
Intel has stopped NUC production – DON’T PANIC!
When Intel announced last year that it will no longer produce its Next Unit of Computing (NUC) range it did worry some end users that this may be the end of this versatile platform.
