From Dell Technologies and Hewlett Packard Enterprise to Atos and Supermicro, here are 10 servers that support AMD’s new third-generation AMD EPYC processor with AMD 3-D V-Cache technology.
Super Micro Computer has announced a revolutionary technology that simplifies large scale GPU deployments and is a future proof design that supports yet to be announced technologies. The Universal GPU server provides the ultimate flexibility in a resource-saving server.
Supermicro has announced the general availability of the Universal GPU system that simplifies large-scale GPU deployments and is designed to be future-proof to support yet-to-be-announced technologies.
SAN JOSE, March 21, 2022 –Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), a high-performance computing, storage, networking solutions and green computing technology company, announces breakthrough performance with the 3rd Gen AMD EPYC Processors with AMD 3D V-Cache Technology in Supermicro advanced servers.
Refreshing a data center with the newest technologies is a complex task. Several considerations must be closely looked at for a smooth and successful implementation of new hardware that ensures workloads continue to perform and that the correct technology is selected. Read this eGuide to learn more about how data center operators should take the necessary steps that result in a smoother transition when refreshing the systems in a data center.
Supermicro, in collaboration with 3M, Intel, Kaori, and Samsung, demonstrate having servers immersed in dielectric liquid boosts EDA performance, more than just cooling efficiency.
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 | SuperMicro IoT SuperServer SYS-210SE-31A Review |
 | The SYS-210SE-31A is SuperMicro’s latest entry in the increasingly popular edge server segment. Intriguingly, this 2-unit, 430mm short-depth server offers three hot-swappable nodes, each with a single CPU and eight DIMM slots. Read this review |
 | Supermicro SYS-E100-12T-H Review: Fanless Tiger Lake for Embedded Applications |
 | Supermicro has a number of systems targeting this market under the Embedded/IoT category. Their SuperServer E100 product line makes use of motherboards in the 3.5" SBC form-factor. Read this review |
 | New Supermicro GrandTwin 2U4N 1P Platform at Intel Vision 2022 |
 | Below is a Supermicro BigTwin that we have seen for generations. On top though, is a new platform Supermicro is calling the “GrandTwin”. This is a new line of 2U4N servers from Supermicro and not a one-off platform. Read this review |
 | Business in a Box! - Single Server Deployment with the Supermicro 620P Mainstream |
 | 620P-TRT Mainstream server could be an all-in-one solution for small and medium businesses. In this video, Jeff is setting it up as a traditional small business server and showing you what you can fit inside of a 2U package. Inside, it has Xeon Gold 6330 3rd Gen Intel Scalable Processors each with 28 cores and 56 threads. Backing up all of this CPU horsepower, this server supports up to 4TB of DDR4 ECC registered memory. You can also support up to 160TB of raw storage using today's higher capacity drives. It is a pretty compelling server that can fit just about anywhere. Play this video |
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Refreshing a data center with the newest technologies is a complex task. Several considerations must be closely looked at for a smooth and successful implementation of new hardware that ensures workloads continue to perform and that the correct technology is selected. Read this eGuide to learn more about how data center operators should take the necessary steps that result in a smoother transition when refreshing the systems in a data center.
Deploy a high-availability cache cluster for real-time applications with Red Hat® OpenShift & Redis® Enterprise Operator on a Supermicro X12 BigTwin® System
Supermicro Twin Multi-node Servers with over 230 thousand cores are anticipated to bring up to 10 Peta-Flops of additional computing performance, to help advance physics-event reconstruction, data analysis, and simulation and support superior performance per watt.
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