Introducing BigTwin®, the IT industry’s highest performing twin multi-node system with 4 nodes in 2U. The BigTwin® is optimized for today and future proofed for the next generation of technology breakthroughs.

The Supermicro MicroBlade system is an ideal solution to address the needs of highly parallel, scale-out workloads that are increasingly demanded of the datacenter. The Supermicro MicroBlade is an ideal platform to manage these workloads due to its high node density, best-in-class energy efficiency, and small physical footprint.

Best density and power-efficiency Resource Saving Architecture: Save Money & the Earth

Supermicro MicroBlade is density optimized solution in a blade form factor with a 3U/6U enclosure that contains blades, switches, chassis management module, power supplies/fans and the optional battery backup power units for a complete solution.

Supermicro leverages advanced technology and system design expertise to reduce the power consumption of our server, blade, workstation and storage systems. Over many years of experience, we have become an industry leader in power saving technology.

SuperBlade® and MicroBlade® Server Solutions

Supermicro introduces the Simply Double SuperStorage line of servers using our Patent Pending Riser Bay Architecture to double the density of 2.5" and 3.5" 2U SuperServers.

At 4U rack space, Supermicro capacity maximized, top-loading family of storage systems are right-sized for every data center deployments with short-depth, easy to deploy 45 Bay, mainstream 60 bay and extreme density 90 bay. With 12 TB hard drives, the top loading storage family delivers over 10 PB capacity per rack.

The extremely dense and highly scalable storage solution based on the SSG-5018D8-AR12L and OpenIO object storage software have revolutionized the way cloud providers and datacenters store, share, and analyze data – all the while lowering their overall CAPEX and OPEX, and providing the best return on investment possible.

Unified storage is the most common type of storage architecture for midrange systems. Unified storage combines Storage Area Networks (SAN) for structured data for applications such as databases and Network Attached Storage (NAS) for unstructured data typically file based storage.