With increased awareness of climate change and harmful waste, data center operators are attending to the environmental impact of their data centers. This leads to more efficient hardware, cooling techniques, design approaches that drive down energy usage and e-waste, and greater sourcing of clean power. These trends will only accelerate in 2021, as data center operators use climate change mitigation as a means to attract customers.
At CES 2021, Super Micro Computer, Inc. announced its own high core count workstation, the Supermicro AS-5014A-TT. This single socket, server-grade workstation leverages the AMD Ryzen Threadripper processor allowing it to have up to 64-cores. This shows a furthering of the commitment of Supermicro to AMD processors that they have been showing with AMD EPYC CPUs.
Supermicro has announced its latest workstation, the AS -5014A-TT. Based on the Threadripper Pro 3000WX series, this machine offers up to 64 cores and 128 PCIe 4.0 lanes, delivering ‘the speed and features traditionally found in dual-processor workstations.’
Supermicro's next-generation SuperWorkstation is ready for the future of intensive workload processing with Ryzen Threadripper PRO.
Learn about the benefits of using NVIDIA NGC and NVIDIA TensorRT to get the best inference performance using Supermicro systems powered by NVIDIA GPUs. This white paper also shows how to set up NGC on a Supermicro server and how to use TensorRT for inference.
Open clouds allow for a wide range of both hardware and software choices compared to clouds that are created and maintained by external organizations.
The transformative new wave of technologies are driving global trends for artificial intelligence(AI), high-performance computing (HPC), and cloud computing. Implementing accelerated computing solutions from Supermicro and NVIDIA is crucial to becoming innovative and enabling AI-powered applications everywhere at speed and large scale.
Supermicro systems combined with Red Hat® Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization (RHHI-V) offers a simple, low-cost, and proven Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) building blocks to run applications and data storage for edge and branch offices. These systems are designed to easily extend an existing data center with a Red Hat environment into the edge.
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Supermicro 1023US-TR4 Server Review |
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The Supermicro 1023US-TR4 is a 1U server designed for organizations looking for a high-end solution in environments that can benefit from dense compute power like virtualization and cloud computing. The 1024US-TR4 comes equipped with an H11DSU-iN motherboard, which features dual-socket support for AMD EPYC series processors and up to 8TB Registered ECC DDR4 3200MHz SDRAM via its 32 DIMM slots. Read this review
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Supermicro AOC-S100GC-i2C 100GbE Intel 800 Series NIC Review |
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The Supermicro AOC-S100GC-i2C is perhaps one of the most interesting NICs that is on the market today. This is a dual 100GbE solution designed for Supermicro servers. What is somewhat different is that this NIC uses the Intel 800 series or Columbiaville networking first announced in 2019. Intel went into production in the summer of 2020 so this is one of the first NICs out there with Intel’s new “foundational” NIC stack. There are some major benefits and changes to Intel’s networking offering here. Read this review
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Supermicro SYS-1019P-WTR Server Review 1U 1P Intel Xeon |
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For years, the typical server has been defined by the dual-socket market. At the same time, a number of organizations have noticed that crossing the QPI/ UPI bus between sockets is less than ideal. Processors have crept up not just in capacity, but also in price and power consumption which is making many take a look at single-socket solutions again. AMD EPYC has been pushing this space, so invariably, we are going to have an Intel Xeon response. Enter the Supermicro SYS-1019P-WTR solution which is a single-socket server with a full front panel loadout, expansion slots, and in a shorter depth package. In our review, we are going to take a look at this solution. Read this review
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Supermicro SYS-1029P-WTRT 1U Server Review |
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Many of the servers we review at STH are designed for maximum expandability, maximum performance, or optimizing on a specific density metric. While those are all great goals, that extra level of optimization adds costs. The Supermicro SYS-1029P-WTRT is a 1U server designed instead for cost optimization providing a dual-socket Intel Xeon Scalable compute platform in a small space. In our review, we are going to see how this impacts the server platform. Read this review
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Learn about the benefits of using NVIDIA NGC and NVIDIA TensorRT to get the best inference performance using Supermicro systems powered by NVIDIA GPUs. This white paper also shows how to set up NGC on a Supermicro server and how to use TensorRT for inference.
Supermicro and AMD Achieve Outstanding Linear Workload Scaling for Oracle Database 19c
HelpMeSee is eliminating cataract blindness by training thousands of ophthalmologists to perform surgery with its Eye Surgery Simulator
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.
