Hardware Options
The knoSYS® system provides labs with a scalable, production-grade informatics infrastructure for the analysis, annotation, and interpretation of human next-gen sequence data. The system includes both user-friendly software and powerful hardware.
While many organizations rely on the cloud to store their data, hospitals with a clinical focus are sensitive to security, versioning, and upload/download speeds. Having a locally-installed turnkey solution provides peace of mind and control over your data from end-to-end.
The servers of the k100 have an “open” architecture meaning that multiple align and call modules can be installed and performance compared for optimal results.
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The k100 model
The k100 is a self-contained, high-performance processing center with compute, storage, network, and power management components.
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The k25 model
For organizations focusing on gene panels and smaller numbers of exome and whole genomes, the k25 is the perfect-sized option. Laboratories that are just getting started with next-generation sequencing may also find the k25 suits their needs. The k25 was released in 2014 in response to requests by labs that don’t currently have the high-volume NGS processing demands the k100 was designed to handle.
Components are similar to those of the k100; however, there are fewer of them.
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Hosted hardware
Both the k100 and k25 models are traditionally installed in an organization’s existing server facilities, either in a bundled server rack or as individual components.
The option to purchase either model and have it hosted at Knome’s secure facility is also available; users log in remotely to the system.
A k25 model