–, Booth D405At Supermicro, we take pride in building HPC solutions from the ground up. From custom design to implementation, our dedicated teams offer plug-and-play services optimizing every aspect of each solution to meet and exceed even the most daunting challenges in HPC, while also simplifying the deployment of supercomputers.
General Purpose Compute Intensive
Scientific Research Supercomputer
AI/ML/DL GPU Intensive
Supermicro Reference Architecture is designed to fulfill your unique HPC requirements. Our advantages include a wide range of building blocks, from motherboard design, to system configuration, fully integrated rack, and liquid cooling systems. We focus on providing solutions tailored to the customers’ specific needs.
Rack Integration and Deployment Services
A series of progressive steps to ensure technologies and products meet customer’s unique HPC requirements with smooth deployment.
1. Design
- Application Analysis
- Power Budget
- BOM Creation
- Rack Layout
2. Assembly
- Node Assembly
- Rack & Stack
- Cabling & Labeling
- Networking & Power
3. Configuration
- BIOS Setting Check
- Firmware Management
- Switch & IP Addresses
- OS & Customer Image
4. Testing
- Multi-vendor Interoperability
- Full Rack Burn-in & QA
- Full Rack Test Report
- Performance Report
5. Logistics
- Asset Labeling & Docs
- Crating
- Air-Ride Trucking
- White Glove Services
Supermicro can tailor HPC solutions to meet any variety of workloads: compute intensive, high throughput GPUs, or high capacity storage applications used in different industries. Supermicro HPC solutions can be bundled with various open-source platforms and commercial applications with proven successes.
Osaka University, “The SQUID”
Osaka University worked closely with NEC Corporation and Supermicro to design and implement a new supercomputing class system based on a combination of Supermicro SuperBlade® systems and 4U 8-GPU NVIDIA NVlink® systems, which is built with the 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. The SQUID system is a 27 Rack cluster that contains 1520 SuperBlades with over 120,000 cores, 42 nodes of the 4U 8 GPU NVIDIA NVLink systems, and was integrated and tested by the Supermicro Rack Integration Services team.
IMS, “The Molecular Simulator”
Japan’s Institute for Molecular Science (IMS) has installed two clusters called the High Performance Molecular Simulator with Supermicro servers interconnected by Intel Omni-Path Architecture. The Molecular Simulator achieves 1.8 petaFLOPS Linpack and 3.1 petaFlops theoretical peak performance through 40588 cores of Intel Xeon processors and 216,768GB of memory, running molecular dynamics’ massively parallel computations and many quantum chemistry’s more demanding serial operations.
LLNL, “Corona”
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) selected Supermicro to provide additional computing capacity and resources for scientists working to find a cure for COVID-19. Supermicro’s 4U 8 GPU servers for this plug-and-play cluster equipped with nearly 1,000 AMD Radeon Instinct™ graphics accelerators and, combined with AMD’s state-of-the-art EPYC™ CPUs, expands the cluster to deliver up to 11 Petaflops of computing power for advanced computational workloads.
Petrobras Acquires Supermicro Servers Integrated by Atos To Reduce Costs and Increase Exploration Accuracy
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How Supermicro builds the future with HPC and AI
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.
Unleash the Future of Innovation with HPC & AI
Transforming businesses with a new class of Supermicro and NVIDIA high-performance solutions
Supermicro Liquid Cooling Solutions
Superior Effectiveness of Liquid Cooling with Proven Deployments at Scale
Rack Integration and Deployment Services
The mission of Supermicro Rack Integration Services is to provide a “one-stop shop” for cloud and enterprise customer hardware needs from the early design phase to onsite integration of racked systems through engineering and delivery of application-optimized solutions.
Osaka University Creates AI Supercomputer with Supermicro SuperBlades Utilizing 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
New Features Enable Faster Results and AI Research
