The work included everything from – construction of canals, slatting, cabinet locations, infrastructure threading,
Wiring, optics, installation of terminal equipment, wiring of clasters, and farm maintenance work to date.
What is this lab special about, you ask?
It is one of the world's most advanced supercomputers, built to address artificial intelligence applications, complex simulations, and high
Performance Computing, with enormous processing power that helps scientific and technological developments at the forefront. This is an achievement
An impressive Israeli who puts Israel on the world map: The computer was ranked among the 50 most powerful supercomputers in the world – place
November 34, 2024, and currently 44.
This project opened a huge door for us, the learning was intense and challenging, and we are happy to have taken part in it.
Definitely among our significant projects. We'll soon be posting about its sequel, something on a much crazier scale
And how much can you say ;') . Here is a link to a video that Nvidia uploaded to YouTube about the project and the lab, we happened to be with them
In photos: Data Center Digital Twins of Israel-1 | Built with NVIDIA Air and NVIDIA Omniverse
About three years ago we had an unusual project at one of the ports in the north of the country – transferring cable and equipment from communication cabinets
Old to new.
The thing is, these cabinets weren't just for nothing – they were responsible for remotely operating the cranes in the port. I mean, in the moment
That are disconnected – the port is down. Completely. From the moment we entered the project, it was clear that there were no stops and no “we'll see tomorrow”.
Everything must work perfectly before we leave the field.
How did it end? On a 24-hour, around-the-clock, continuous shift on a very winter weekend, when we learned that on Saturday morning
A ship needs to arrive to dock at the port – so we worked from Friday morning to Saturday morning.
The goal was achieved, the results were accordingly, and that's when you understand why you're doing it.
It may seem like another cable connection – but in the field, it's responsibility, pressure, coordination, and lots of adrenaline.
And for us – another little moment of professional pride.
A few years ago, in the midst of the Corona period, we received one of the complex projects we carried out:
Full establishment of communications infrastructure in the new government complex.
More than ־15,000 network points spread across two huge buildings, several server rooms, security rooms, control
And compassion – and all this under restrictions, closures, staff shortages, and schedules that didn't even move in a day.
A year and a half of intensive work:
Real-time field troubleshooting, adapting to plans that change every other day, dealing with stringent requirements and work
Around many professionals each depending on the other.
Not everything was smooth sailing, but what was clear from the first moment – we're finishing it properly.
And in the end, despite the period, constraints, and difficulties – we met every goal, every level of accuracy, and every performance requirement.
A short paragraph for a huge project – but the pictures will tell the story much better.
The goal – setting up a data center cage with minimal time and maximum results. First, it is important for us to say that we had the honor
Take part in a complex and precise project, one that requires experience, precision, and compliance with high standards. As part of the project,
We were asked to set up a Data Center cage for a government client, in minimal time, with a high emphasis on aesthetics, and of course 0
Mistakes and maximum results – especially when the project reached the optics stage. The project involved the whole world of telecommunications
And the tension is low, and every detail had to be precise to the end, although this is a cage for a government client and not an entire hall.
Happily, the process was then led by an exceptional project manager – a true professional who knew how to coordinate, be precise, and push forward
When needed. His name is Vladislav Lavie, today he is VP of T&T.
The connection between a quality team, proper management, good planning, and a client who knows what they want is what makes the difference – and we
We are always happy to take part in projects like this.
Tal Systems – Experts in establishing server farms and advanced communication infrastructures, from the planning stage to the perfect execution
