ACCS is currently building their third generation of High Performance File Servers.  Each generation incorporates changes to increase speed and improve reliability.

A High Performance File Server is designed and configured to store large amounts of data on local disks.  It provides access to the data at a relatively high speed (peaks of > 100MB/S).  High processing speed is important to maintain the high I/O throughput.  Large memory is often necessary to support local processing requirements.  Only multi-processor motherboards are used to maintain high memory and I/O bandwidth.

Systems of this type are typically used for data storage for a large organization, or to store a database.

The systems are available in three rackmount configurations, allowing up to twenty-four data disks.  Deskside configurations with up to forty-five data disks are also available.