Supermicro unveils new-generation, flexible 60-bay and 90-bay top-loading storage systems, available in single-node, dual-node, SBB, or JBOD configurations. This new top-loading architecture delivers the improved flexibility, modularity, and serviceability that customers need.
Supermicro A+ Servers give NetProtect the headroom to deliver new services to a wide range of customers
In the world of storage, perhaps nothing says built for a specific purpose like the top-loading storage server segment. When I heard that Supermicro had a new and updated design, and I knew we would be doing a day at Supermicro looking at products, I thought this is a platform we needed to look at.
“In selecting Supermicro, we were getting the highest performance servers available on the market and they could be easily configured to meet our specific requirements.”
With the certification of SAP HANA on hyperconverged infrastructure powered by VMware vSAN, Supermicro’s customers can bring down their data center TCO by leveraging our best of breed systems.
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.
