Supermicro and MemVerge are working together to pioneer Big Memory Computing for a multi-cloud world. MemVerge® Memory Machine™ delivers software-defined, composable memory and intelligent memory service to bridge these gaps. As a software leader in the CXL ecosystem, MemVerge composable memory technology provisions, tiers, disaggregates, and pools heterogeneous memory to scale memory capacity and decrease memory cost.
This white paper by IDC provides overview business cases of three of Supermicro’s enterprise customers choosing to deploy and manage their own on-premises compute and storage infrastructure, and explores the recognized benefits.
ELIOVP Increases Performance by up to 35% and Capacity with State-Of-The-Art Servers as Demand Explodes
Deploy a high-availability cache cluster for real-time applications with Red Hat® OpenShift & Redis® Enterprise Operator on a Supermicro X12 BigTwin® System
GleSYS delivers cloud computing solutions, while reducing effect on the environment, by leveraging Supermicro servers that enable extremely low PUE for Data Centers.
A collaboration between Supermicro and Beijer to deliver an enhanced quality control solution for Industry 4.0.
A collaboration between Supermicro and Beijer to deliver an enhanced quality control solution for Industry 4.0
Delivering NVIDIA AI Enterprise and Red Hat Openshift – Supermicro NVIDIA-Certified Systems, with AMD EPYC Processors
Delivering NVIDIA AI Enterprise and Red Hat Openshift – Supermicro NVIDIA-Certified Systems, with Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
Today's Cloud, Enterprise, HPC, and AI/ML workloads require a new level of computing performance. AMD and Supermicro teamed up to offer a breadth of portfolio products to accelerate compute-intensive workloads.
Watch this Supermicro TECHTalk to hear Supermicro and NVIDIA experts discuss cloud gaming.
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.
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.
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Supermicro Servers Enable Extremely Low PUE for GleSYS Data Centers
