FatTwin™

Overview

                                                    
                            Highlights
                        
4U systems supporting 4 or 8 nodes with up to 16 DIMM slots
Versatile NVMe/SAS3/SATA3 options and front or rear I/O configurations
Modular hot-swap architecture enables high flexibility and serviceability

Innovations

Resource-Saving Design for Best Efficiency and TCO

The Supermicro FatTwin represents a revolution in Green Computing and is highly efficient by design; this system supports customers' critical applications while reducing Data Center TCO in order to help preserve the environment and extends the compute and storage capabilities of Supermicro's existing Twin SuperServer systems to achieve increased performance and power efficiency. Due to its shared components, the FatTwin improves cost-effectiveness and reliability, while its modular architecture makes it flexible to configure and easy to maintain.
Electrically Isolated Nodes with Redundant Power Supplies for Best Reliability

The left and right halves of the Supermicro FatTwin are electrically isolated from each other, still providing up to 4 hot-swappable nodes on each side. In addition, each side also has redundant 2200W Titanium Level (96%) power supplies providing maximum efficiency and reliability for each half of a FatTwin system.
Supermicro SIOM – Most Flexible, Cost-Optimized Server I/O

The Supermicro® Super I/O Module (SIOM) delivers up to 50% of I/O cost savings and freedom to select networking options from 1Gb/s to100Gb/s through a Supermicro optimized form factor that is easy to scale, service and manage across a broad range of Supermicro server and storage systems. The SIOM also enables a higher degree of system integration and increased capacity by saving PCI-E slots that are traditionally reserved for add on cards. With SIOM you choose your onboard I/O.

Optimized for:

Hyperscale / Hyperconverge
HPC
Data Center
Enterprise Applications
Big Data

Resources

2019 Twin Product Family – Leading Multi-node Architectures

The Supermicro Twin Family represents a revolution in Green Computing designed to support customers' critical applications and also reduce Data Center TCO to help preserve the environment.

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FatTwin™ SuperServer® Powers Rutgers University's Top Ranked New Supercomputer

Supermicro and Esgyn have teamed up to bring to market a Big Data Appliance that delivers faster business insights using EsgynDB, a Big Data converged database optimized to run on the Supermicro 2U 4-node TwinPro2 SuperServer platform.

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Supermicro FatTwin™ and SuperStorage Systems Power BlackMesh Managed Services

BlackMesh operates a 100% Supermicro server farm with a deployment of over 500 physical servers and storage systems across three different data centers.

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Servers Optimized for Highest Performance and Performance-per-Watt (FatTwin™)

Supermicro FatTwin™ represents a revolution in Green Computing designed to support customers' critical applications and also reduce Data Center TCO to help preserve the environment.

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Supermicro FatTwin™ Power Savings

Supermicro FatTwin™ and 2U Twin²® outperform a competitor's comparable 2U 4-node server system in terms of power efficiency.

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Energy Efficient Servers

One company that has taken green IT to heart is Supermicro.

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Supermicro SIOM – Most Flexible, Cost-Optimized Server I/O

The Supermicro® Super I/O Module (SIOM) delivers up to 50% of I/O cost savings and freedom to select networking options from 1Gb/s to100Gb/s through a Supermicro optimized form factor.

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FatTwin™ Power Savings

Test comparison measuring the power consumption with HPL (High Performance Linpack)

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Supermicro® FatTwin™ 4-Node Front I/O

Maximum performance, efficiency and versatility for scientific, research, engineering, and enterprise organizations requiring high-performance, scalable computing and storage solutions for mission-critical applications.

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