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Product Overview |
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The Intel G16565-301 carrier card provides two ports designed for the HNS2600JF Compute Module, enabling connection and communication within server or compute module environments. It supports input/output management and module expansion without additional components, fitting into Intel's server architecture ecosystem. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Intel |
Technical Information |
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| Series | HNS2600JF |
| product type | I/O Board, Carrier Card |
| Product Category | I/O Boards |
| Compatibility | HNS2600JF Compute Module |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | IOM carrier card |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The Intel G16565-301 is a 2-port IOM Carrier Card specifically designed for the HNS2600JF Compute Module. This carrier card provides an essential interface that enables the compute module to connect seamlessly with other components or systems. Typically utilized within server or data center infrastructures, this carrier card facilitates efficient module integration and communication. It is primarily intended for use by IT professionals and system integrators working with Intel compute modules. Key Features
This carrier card plays a critical role in enabling the HNS2600JF Compute Module to interface properly within a broader system architecture. It ensures that the compute module's capabilities are accessible and extendable, supporting operational needs in data center and enterprise computing settings. |
Use Cases |
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The G16565-301 carrier card is typically used in data centers and enterprise server environments where the Intel HNS2600JF Compute Module is deployed. It supports workloads requiring modular compute expansion and efficient I/O handling. How It's Used:
Overall, this carrier card serves as a fundamental interface component that allows the compute module to function within larger operational systems, ensuring connectivity and communication for varied compute tasks. |
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