A Server That Runs the Domestic OS Stack? TFNEW NK-3210
TL;DR: TFNEW launched the NK-3210, a Xinchuang-ready 2U rack server, on September 21, 2026. Powered by a domestic 920 ARM processor (24 cores at 2.6 GHz, 32-core option) with up to 512 GB of ECC DDR4, it ships compatible with UOS, Kylin and openEuler — the Chinese domestic operating systems — plus optional Atlas 300I and RAID expansion slots in a 500 mm short-depth chassis. Get specs and pricing: sales@tfnew.com.
Core Specifications (with Plain-Language Terms)
The NK-3210 is a 2U rackmount server (500 mm deep × 430 mm wide × 88 mm high, about 18 kg) built for domestic-technology procurement. "Xinchuang" (信创) refers to the China IT application innovation program that pushes for homegrown chips, operating systems and office software in government and enterprise IT. The NK-3210 checks the chip and OS boxes on the same page: the processor is a domestic 920 ARM at 2.6 GHz with 24 cores / 24 threads (32-core option), and the platform is validated for UOS, Kylin and openEuler — the three most common Chinese domestic Linux distributions. Memory is four DDR4 DIMM slots at 3200/2933 MHz ECC, up to 512 GB. Storage is 2x 3.5-inch plus 1x 2.5-inch internal SATA. Expansion: three external PCIe Gen 4 x16 slots (x8 signal) plus two internal — one dedicated to an Atlas 300I accelerator and one to a hardware RAID card. Networking is four 10GE/25GE optical ports plus two gigabit, with a dedicated out-of-band management port; power is 900 W 1+1 redundant with 110–240 V input.
Specs at a Glance
| Item | NK-3210 Value |
|---|---|
| Form factor | 2U rackmount, 500 D × 430 W × 88 H mm, ≈18 kg |
| Processor | Domestic 920 ARM, 24 cores @ 2.6 GHz / 24 threads (32-core option) |
| Memory | 4x DDR4 ECC DIMM, 3200/2933 MHz, up to 512 GB |
| Storage | 2x 3.5" + 1x 2.5" internal SATA |
| Expansion | 3x external PCIe Gen 4 x16 (x8 signal) + internal Atlas 300I & RAID slots |
| Networking | 4x 10GE/25GE optical + 2x 1GbE + dedicated management port |
| Power | 900 W 1+1 redundant, 110–240 V AC |
| OS support | UOS, Kylin, openEuler |
Why "Chip and OS on the Same Page" Matters
A domestic CPU with an unvetted OS is half a solution: procurement teams still have to chase driver versions and lock-in risks themselves. The NK-3210 takes the other hard step — validated compatibility with UOS, Kylin and openEuler — so the whole stack is accountable to one vendor. For banks, local government and state-owned enterprises, that collapses weeks of integration work into a deployable image, and it gives the operations team a single support line instead of a vendor salad. The short 500 mm chassis also means it fits shallower racks and network cabinets where a full-depth 2U won't go.
Where It Fits
- Xinchuang rollouts: domestic chip + UOS/Kylin/openEuler stack for government and SOE procurement cycles
- Finance and data services: up to 512 GB ECC DDR4 for databases with compliance requirements
- Short-depth racks and network cabinets: 500 mm chassis fits edge rooms and telco cabinets
- Mixed domestic-AI labs: internal Atlas 300I slot for domestic-accelerated inference without sacrificing storage
Why the Numbers Matter
- 512 GB ECC DDR4: memory capacity that keeps large databases and VM fleets resident
- UOS, Kylin, openEuler validated: the three mainstream domestic OSes supported out of the box
- 4x 10GE/25GE ports: uplinks that keep a Xinchuang node part of a fast cluster
- 500 mm short depth: fits shallow racks standard full-depth 2U servers can't use
- 900 W 1+1 redundant: hot-swap power for continuous service windows
What TF NEW Says
"Xinchuang procurement is rarely about horsepower — it's about the stack holding together," said a TF NEW product manager. "The NK-3210 puts a domestic processor and validated UOS/Kylin/openEuler support in one short-depth 2U chassis, with ECC memory and an Atlas 300I slot for the AI work that follows. That's a platform a compliance team can sign off on and an ops team can actually run."
Quality and Availability
Every NK-3210 passes 48 hours of burn-in testing before shipping, with an OS compatibility check against UOS, Kylin and openEuler images in the factory. It ships with documented BIOS and driver baselines so the domestic-OS install is repeatable, not re-discovered.
Pricing and Availability
The NK-3210 is available now. Pricing varies with processor variant, memory and RAID configuration. Contact sales@tfnew.com or use the request-a-quote form at www.tfnew.com/contact for volume pricing and lead time.
About TF NEW
TF NEW (TF New Technology) is an enterprise AI infrastructure provider based at www.tfnew.com. It designs and delivers private AI, compute, networking, storage, cooling and edge systems as deployment-ready solutions — AI servers, AI workstations, edge AI, liquid cooling and enterprise rack servers — for AI factories, datacenters and edge projects worldwide.
Media Contact
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FAQ
- What is Xinchuang? China's IT application innovation program pushing homegrown chips, operating systems and software in government and enterprise IT.
- Which operating systems does the NK-3210 support? UOS, Kylin and openEuler — validated on ship.
- What processor does it use? A domestic 920 ARM — 24 cores at 2.6 GHz with a 32-core option.
- How much memory and storage? Up to 512 GB DDR4 ECC, 2x 3.5-inch and 1x 2.5-inch SATA bays.
- Does it fit shallow racks? Yes — 500 mm depth fits short-depth racks and network cabinets.