The Supermicro SYS-E403-14B-FRN2T is an IoT server that comes in a neat form factor. Over the past few years, we have featured the Supermicro E403 platforms a few times, but we have never reviewed one.
Supermicro’s JumpStart program takes a very different approach to hardware evaluation. Instead of a short, scripted demo in a shared lab environment, JumpStart gives qualified customers free, time-boxed, bare-metal access to a catalog of real production servers.
Organizations deploy edge server systems to run workloads with predictable latency, easy serviceability, and room to grow, and Supermicro’s SYS-E403-14B-FRN2T fits that profile neatly. This short-depth system delivers a feature set designed for walls, closets, and shallow racks, with a specific focus on on-premises AI inference, video analytics, IoT, and multi-access edge computing.
Home Servers need a good motherboard, so why not check out this H14SSL-N Motherboard from Supermicro!
Today we are taking a look at the Supermicro Hyper SuperServer SYS-222HA-TN. That is a substantial model name for a substantial server. Inside, we have dual Intel Xeon 6900 series CPUs along with the ability to run ultra-high-end MCRDIMMs and plenty of expansion.
Power your critical applications with the Supermicro SYS-242H-NR! Featuring Intel® Xeon® 6700-Series Processors with P-cores and a massive 8TB memory capacity, this server is built for in-memory analytics, database processing, and scientific virtualization. Its PCIe Gen5 connectivity also makes it ideal for hyperconverged infrastructure. Dive deeper into its capabilities with the full review from Level1Techs!
Today we continue our look at massive AI servers with a look at the Supermicro SYS-821GE-TNHR. When folks discuss Supermicro’s AI server prowess, this is one of the systems that is different in the market as an air-cooled NVIDIA server.
Supermicro presented us with the Hyper SuperServer SYS-212HA-TN, a system advertised as a versatile 2U server tailored for enterprise-grade scalability and performance.
Today, we have the server review we have been waiting to do for some time. This is the Supermicro MegaDC ARS-211M-NR, an Ampere AmpereOne system.
One of the interesting highlights of September was finally having our hands on an AmpereOne server! After years of being eager to test Ampere Computing's next-generation AArch64 server processors, Ampere sent over their 192-core flagship server processor for a few weeks of testing.
