Supermicro workstations and servers are powering the next generation of distributed 3D collaboration & Industry 4.0 with NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise.

Supermicro’s Josh Grossman, Principal Product Manager, shows various configurations of the Universal GPU System and the benefit of being able to standardize the platform regardless of GPU and CPU choices for AI and HPC clusters.

Supermicro’s Universal GPU System is the industry’s most advanced and flexible GPU server platform in the market today. Designed for large scale AI deep learning and HPC workloads, this modular, open-standards based platform supports the best available GPU technologies in a variety of form factors and combinations both today and into the future.

Supermicro new generation of flexible X12 top-loading storage systems are designed for easy tool-less field serviceability and support PCIe Gen4 NVMe drives and network cards along with the newest Xeon processors.

Presented by Luis Garcia, Director, Blade Solutions; Supermicro Michael Ocampo, Product Manager, Supermicro; Peter Rutten, Research Director, Infrastructure Systems, IDC

Presented by Brian Wu, Sr. Manager, Thermal Engineering, Supermicro, Mark Ng, Sr. Product Manager, Supermicro, and Peter Rutten, Research Director, Infrastructure Systems, IDC

Presented by Winston Tang Sr. Director, Solutions Engineering, Supermicro, and Peter Rutten, Research Director, Infrastructure Systems, IDC

Presented by Josh Grossman, Principal Product Manager, Supermicro and Peter Rutten, Research Director, Infrastructure Systems, IDC

Presented by Mike Scriber, Sr. Director, Server Solution Management, Supermicro and Peter Rutten, Research Director, Infrastructure Systems, IDC

Hear a fireside chat between Supermicro President, CEO, and Chairman, Charles Liang and Intel VP Nash Palaniswamy on the future of HPC and AI – what data center managers should consider for next-generation systems.