Supermicro, a key player in the market for enterprise computing, storage and networking solutions, has unveiled its most advanced GPU server, incorporating eight NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs.
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.
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.
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.
Supermicro’s new "Universal GPU" servers, announced on Monday, is as equal-opportunity as silicon tech can get – it does not discriminate on CPUs, GPUs, storage, and networking 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.
In conjunction with MWC Barcelona 2022 which will be taking place from the 28th of February to the 3rd of March, Tara Neal, Executive Editor of The Fast Mode spoke briefly to Michael Clegg, VP & GM, 5G, Embedded/IoT at Supermicro on the company's plans and showcases for this year's event.
TL; DR: Supermicro delivers enterprise-grade IT infrastructure and hardware to bolster companies navigating digital transformation. The IT company is a leader in Server Building Blocks Solutions and incorporates the latest technological innovations into its products.
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