Supermicro's breakthrough multi-node GPU/CPU platform is unlike any existing product in the market. With our advanced Building Block Solutions® design and resource-saving architecture, this system leverages the most advanced CPU and GPU engines along with advanced high-density storage in a space-saving form factor, delivering unrivaled energy-efficiency and flexibility.

Supermicro has extended its industry-proven workstation family with a new-generation server-grade high-end workstation featuring the AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO 3000WX Series Processor with up to 64 cores.

Supermicro's Ultra-E 2U short-depth server, now with NEBS level 3-certification, delivers data center computational power to the telecom Edge.

For the most demanding AI workloads, Supermicro builds the highest-performance, fastest-to-market servers based on NVIDIA A100™ Tensor Core GPUs. With the newest version of NVIDIA® NVLink™ and NVIDIA NVSwitch™ technologies, these servers can deliver up to 5 PetaFLOPS of AI performance in a single 4U system.

Supermicro unveils new-generation, flexible 60-bay and 90-bay top-loading storage systems, available in single-node, dual-node, SBB, or JBOD configurations. This new top-loading architecture delivers the improved flexibility, modularity, and serviceability that customers need.

As the number of Internet-connected devices increases exponentially, local Edge processing is becoming critical to managing the vast amounts of data being generated and supporting innovative, targeted applications. Supermicro is leveraging advanced product design to provide flexible low-power, ultra-reliable computing, and partnering with forward-thinking software platform partners to build complete solutions for an array of significant vertical markets.

Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) allows for the deployment of flexible virtual cloud solutions for enterprises of any size. This session will include presentations of Supermicro's optimized servers and Intel® Optane™ SSD technology that power advanced HCI implementations. Intel and Supermicro will also discuss how HCI software architectures and rack-level solutions leverage the capabilities of their hardware.

This video segment dives into how Supermicro’s 5G Core Reference Architecture topped the charts for Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) User Plane Throughput per 1RU. In partnership with Intel, Supermicro was able to optimize CPU utilization and set record breaking 5G performance, while improving efficiency and predictability with lower latency and jitter.

Supermicro unveils new-generation, flexible 60-bay and 90-bay top-loading storage systems, available in single-node, dual-node, SBB, or JBOD configurations. This new top-loading architecture delivers the improved flexibility, modularity, and serviceability that customers need.

Supermicro launches a new high-performance X12 generation 4-socket SuperServer®, optimized for the new 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors and the Intel® Optane™ persistent memory 200 series, bringing outstanding performance to mission-critical workloads in enterprise, cloud-scale, and hybrid environments.