Flytech
A Spanish provider of high-performance IT infrastructure for data centers, AI, HPC, storage, virtualization, and private and hybrid cloud environments.
About Flytech
High-Performance IT Infrastructure
Flytech, S.A. is a Spanish company that designs and implements high-performance IT infrastructure for data centers. Its work includes GPU servers for artificial intelligence, high-performance storage, high-performance computing (HPC) platforms, virtualization, and private and hybrid cloud. It serves organizations with mission-critical needs, including data centers, research laboratories, and businesses with data-intensive workloads.
Products and Solutions
- Servers: GPU and AI systems, storage, NVMe, Twin platforms (BigTwin, FatTwin, FlexTwin, GrandTwin), Blade, Cloud & Hyperscale (MegaDC, MicroCloud), and Edge & IoT.
- Storage: systems for AI and HPC, parallel storage, NVMe, enterprise storage (Infortrend EonStor CS, DS, and GSa; Nexsan E-Series), software-defined storage (Abastor and Open-E JovianDSS), and JBOD expansion.
- Workstations: AMD Threadripper PRO and AI workstations.
- GPUs: NVIDIA, including Blackwell architecture, and AMD.
- Components: Intel Xeon Scalable and AMD EPYC processors and GRAID NVMe controllers.
- Networking: switching, routing, and security.
- Solutions: AI and machine learning (NVIDIA DGX Spark, Data Center Building Block); enterprise backup (Infortrend with Veeam, Iberlayer, Email Guardian); private cloud with OpenStack; hyperconverged systems; low-latency HPC with InfiniBand; NVIDIA GRID vGPU; high availability; big data; virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI, Power VDI, NVIDIA GRID, VMware vSAN); and video surveillance with Infortrend.
Customer Profile
Flytech serves environments that require high performance and reliability: data centers, artificial-intelligence and deep-learning projects, scientific computing, virtual desktops, and mission-critical enterprise applications.
Contact and Online Presence
Website: flytech.es. Email: info@flytech.es. Flytech is also on LinkedIn, X, Facebook, and YouTube.
GPU servers, high-performance computing, and data-center systems