The Supermicro SuperBlade systems have been around for quite some time. The popular blade chassis come in a variety of form factors, including 4U, 6U, and 8U.
CPU Performance Improvements Reduce Costs for Many Workloads
Supermicro A+ BigTwin 2U 4-node systems with dual 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors are an ideal solution for most demanding data center and HPC applications. The flagship BigTwin reduces the complexity of compute clusters by doubling the density over the traditional single-node system. This whitepaper demonstrates the performance and node scalability results of popular HPC applications such as OpenFOAM and Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model, running on Supermicro's latest A+ BigTwin server with 3rd Gen AMD EPYC™ 7713 processors.
X12 Single-Socket All-Flash NVMe Storage 1U System SSG-110P-NTR10 Certified as an Intel® Select Solution for Visual Cloud Delivery Network (VCDN)
Supermicro’s SuperCloud Composer brings speed, agility, and simplicity to an IT infrastructure by integrating data center tasks into a single intelligent management solution.
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Supermicro SuperBlade 8U Review |
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The Supermicro SuperBlade systems have been around for quite some time. The popular blade chassis come in a variety of form factors, including 4U, 6U, and 8U. Each size gives customers a different set of choices when ultimately selecting the blades that go inside. Read this review
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Liquid Cooling Next-Gen Servers Getting Hands-on with 3 Options |
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Many readers at STH will know that we have been running a series around the future of data center technologies. Today, we are going to take a look at the impact of liquid cooling in the data center. Read this review
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Supermicro SYS-120U-TNR 1U 2P Intel Xeon Ice Lake Server Review |
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The Supermicro SYS-120U-TNR is a dual-socket Intel Xeon “Ice Lake” generation server. In this generation, Intel adds more cores, new instructions, and more platform capabilities. Read this review
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Supermicro 1124US-TNRP Server Review |
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The Supermicro 1124US-TNRP is a 1U server that leverages the new AMD EPYC 7003 processors. The server is part of Supermicro’s A+ Ultra family. If the name and the picture below are causing déjà vu, it is because we already review the near-identical Supermicro 1024US-TRT Server. Read this review
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CPU Performance Improvements Reduce Costs for Many Workloads
Optimized server Delivers Extreme Performance for Cable Operators
Supermicro BigTwin® Systems Create the Most Powerful Open Science Computer in Argentina
Hear a fireside chat between Supermicro President, CEO, and Chairman, Charles Liang and Intel VP Nash Palaniswamy on the future of HPC and AI – what data center managers should consider for next-generation systems.
