With systems powered by NVIDIA AI, Supermicro launches new AI systems for edge computing to offer faster data centre power to more remote locations

Supermicro, an IT solution manufacturer of AI, cloud, storage, and 5G/edge, is expanding its portfolio of AI solutions to enable its customers to leverage AI in edge locations, including public spaces, retail stores, or industrial infrastructure.

4차 산업혁명은 초지능화, 초연결성, 초융합성을 근간으로 폭발적인 정보처리량을 도출했다. 즉 산술적으로 형용하기 여려운 양의 ‘빅데이터’가 현대인의 삶에 침투했고, 이 양은 매일 약 25억기가바이트(GB)에 해당한다.

Supermicro is advancing its AI solution offerings, focusing on edge computing capabilities. This move allows for the application of AI directly where data is generated, like public spaces and retail stores, which enhances responsiveness and decision-making processes.

Today we are reviewing the latest in a line that we have seen for a few generations now. The Supermicro X13SAN-H is a 3.5″ single-board computer making it roughly the size of a 3.5″ hard drive.

인공지능(AI)의 급속한 발전은 전 세계 기업 및 산업에 혁명을 가져왔다. 실제로 지난 해 '챗GPT'와 대형언어모델(LLM)이 등장한 이후 AI는 주류로 자리 잡았다.

Generative AI offers real ROI — but also consumes a huge amount of compute and resources. In this VB Spotlight event, leaders from NVIDIA and Supermicro share how to identify critical use cases and the build the AI-ready platform that’s crucial for success.

Supermicro is launching full stack optimised storage solution for AI and ML data pipelines from data collection to high performance data delivery. This new solution maximises AI time-to-value by keeping GPU data pipelines fully saturated.

For years, IT professionals have struggled with storage bottlenecks that prevent them from utilizing the full potential of high-speed NVMe SSDs. Traditional RAID solutions like hardware RAID cards and software RAID throttle performance significantly. But one company is eliminating those bottlenecks with an innovative solution.

Super Micro Computer, a tech company experiencing rising sales, has recently made headlines with its $80 million purchase of the former site of Fry’s Electronics in San Jose.