After late financial filings got Super Micro Computer, Inc. de-listed from the Nasdaq stock exchange last year, the San Jose data storage and networking company said this week that it’s back up to date and hopes to be re-listed in the coming weeks.
A recent survey by Supermicro surveyed more than 5,000 IT professionals for its Data Centers and the Environment Report to help IT leaders to lessen their long-term impact on the environment. Those surveyed said that that the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and ROI are their primary measures of success.
A survey of data centers found the IT-rich facilities are moving in the wrong direction when it comes to recycling their hardware.
Data centers, where all your data stored in the cloud actually ends up, use a lot of energy. About 2 percent of all electricity use comes from data centers, and that number is rising. According to a new report the IT company SuperMicro, only 12 percent of data centers are energy efficient.
The data center industry has made significant gains in recent years. However, there are still many missed opportunities around data center efficiency and implementing green initiatives.
First Black Hole Image with the help from Supermicro.
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Supermicro Superstorage SSG-6049P-E1CR45H Review |
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Dense, simple, and inexpensive storage solutions can sometimes be hard to come by, especially at scales of half a petabyte or more. If you ask for solutions from the top OEMs, depending on your storage needs, you’ll likely be presented with a 2U server with one or more HBAs to connect to additional 2U or 3U disk shelves to make up any large capacity requirements. Read this review
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Supermicro X11SRi-IF Review: Mini-ITX for LGA 2066 Xeons |
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Supermicro’s mighty mini ITX Xeon board can make for a powerful compact number cruncher, but pricey server-class part requirements means most consumers should opt for X299 or Threadripper alternatives. Read this review
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The Mac Pro Killer Build Guide, featuring Supermicro and Intel |
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Supermicro sent us their C621 chipset X11SPA-T motherboard, which does support the new Xeon W CPUs. You can also take into consideration the number of PCI-E slots you would like, in the case of this motherboard there is a PEX8747 chip that takes x16 lanes and outputs x32, so that we have a total of seven PCI-E slots. Read this review
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Supermicro X11SPA-T Motherboard Review An Intel Xeon W-3200 Platform |
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Today we have a Supermicro X11SPA-T motherboard in for review, and it is something special. This is Supermicro’s single-socket workstation platform designed to be a halo product for the Intel Xeon W-3200 series from Intel. Read this review
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The data center industry has made significant gains in recent years. However, there are still many missed opportunities around data center efficiency and implementing green initiatives.
Supermicro has partnered with SAP to pre certify, validate, and architect SAP HANA appliances to power your digital transformation infrastructure.
Supermicro and Esgyn have teamed up to bring to market a Big Data Appliance that delivers faster business insights using EsgynDB, a Big Data converged database optimized to run on the Supermicro 2U 4-node TwinPro2 SuperServer platform.
Supermicro introduces its all new EDSFF long server, the Petascale E1.L server. With its thermally efficient design, it is the industry’s first EDSFF server with QLC NVMe SSDs.
Supermicro’s Petascale E1.L features support for the latest Intel Xeon Scalable Processors with 32 E1.L NVMe SSDs, 100G Ethernet/Infiniband/Omni-Path networking, and QAT compression/encryption, all in a 1U system.
Petascale E1.L is optimized for Enterprise-class total solutions such as High Throughput Ingest, High Density Hot Storage, HPC / Data Analytics , Media/Video Streaming, Content Delivery Network (CDN), and Big Data Top of Rack Storage that require high performance and density.
