Supermicro Computer has introduced what it says is an industry-first 1U NEBS (Network Equipment Building System) Level 3 certified system with up to four (4) NVIDIA V100 or V100S Tensor Core GPUs. The new server system enables the latest AI, AR/VR, transcoding, gaming, and other high-compute workloads with low latency requirements in the telecom environment.
Supermicro Computer has announced an industry-first 1U NEBS (Network Equipment Building System) Level 3 certified system with up to four (4) NVIDIA V100 or V100S Tensor Core GPUs.
In today’s data-driven economy, businesses and data centres are facing the battle of efficiency; finding the balance between an efficiently-run data centre which can handle the exponential amounts of data being produced every minute, yet also being aware of the environmental impact of the performance, scale and value of the installed servers.
Supermicro AS-E301-9D-8CN4 IoT Computing PC
Last quarter, we had the Intel Xeon W-1200 series launch. Since then, behind the scenes, we have been working on a solid content pipeline with the new platform. Our first piece is this Supermicro X12SAE motherboard review.
5G 行動通訊來臨，在整個基礎建設當中不像過往只能依靠專屬設備，營運商可以採用標準伺服器與網路設備來提供服務，Supermicro已推出多款產品可應用於 5G 設備中。
As Coronavirus has forced social distancing to take over most of our lives, companies have been relying on and enforcing remote working policies. This has led many employees to master the art of video-conferencing, adopt new file sharing services, making more calls to colleagues, and spend more time online and emailing.
[데이터넷] 슈퍼마이크로는 AI 스타트업 프레퍼드 네트워크(Preferred Networks, 이하 PFN)와 협업해 개발한 ‘MN-3’가 슈퍼컴퓨터 전력 효율 기준인 그린500(Green500)의 반기별 산업 평가에서 1위를 차지했다고 2일 밝혔다.
Supermicro und Preferred Networks arbeiten gemeinsam an der Entwicklung des effizientesten Supercomputers der Welt. Der Deep Learning Supercomputer „MN-Core“ stellt mit 21,11 Gigaflops Rechenoperationen pro Watt (Performance-Per-Watt) - gemessen an einem Standard für den echten Betrieb wissenschaftlicher Anwendungen – einen Rekord auf.
In June, HPCwire highlighted the new MN-3 supercomputer: a 1.6 Linpack petaflops system delivering 21.1 gigaflops per watt of power, making it the most energy-efficient supercomputer in the world – at least, according to the latest Green500 list, the Top500’s energy-conscious cousin.
