Taiwanese company Gigabyte has its own product range EU store Expanded with Enterprise servers and Enterprise motherboards. Gigabyte wants to expand its presence in the EMEA region and offer a diverse range of high-performance products directly to B2B customers.
What does the store offer?
The store offers a full product portfolio that addresses a variety of application domains: from data center to edge computing, including traditional and emerging applications in high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) to data analytics, 5G/Edge, cloud computing and more.
Within its e-commerce product range, the company offers a selection of models from the Edge, RackGPU and Storage series. Additionally, the platform provides server motherboards for custom integration.
The current selection consists of a mix of solutions designed specifically for online sales. The platform offers free shipping, live customer service, technical support, and access to news and event information.
What does GIGABYTE want to achieve with the store?
GIGABYTE aims to develop and innovate the platform to include more business products specifically designed for European markets.
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