Supermicro stories
Supermicro introduces new GPU systems based on Nvidia's reference architecture, offering enhanced AI infrastructure and improved computing.
Supermicro unveils expanded range of single-processor systems based on new Intel Xeon processors, supporting various applications.
Expands its portfolio, bringing highest density 4U server with NVIDIA HGX A100s 8-GPU and 8U SuperBlade supporting 20 A100 PCI-E GPUs.
Supermicro's new X12 SuperServer, boasting 18TB memory and Intel's latest technologies, is poised to address the most demanding AI and analytics workloads.
The solution, Intelligent Retail Edge, simplifies the deployment and management of edge infrastructure, in an environment where IoT deployment is booming.
Supermicro launches GPU systems with NVIDIA A100 for AI, boosting performance in deployments from 1U to 10U. CEO Charles Liang touts 5 PetaFLOPS of AI power.
Supermicro unveils ruggedized outdoor edge systems aimed at data centers, enhancing AI inferencing and 5G solutions with Intel and FPGA tech.
The survey found that 86% of businesses don't consider the environmental impact of their facilities to be an important factor for their data centers.
New edge servers bring up to 37 LAN port software-defined networking solutions and AI inferencing to the network edge.
Super Micro Computer has announced breakthroughs in HPC applications, including scientific research and space exploration.
Supermicro announces support for NVIDIA EGX platform, enabling customers to develop AI applications in edge networks.
Supermicro launches new open private cloud solutions on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, optimising server and storage systems for modern data centres.
IDC has released its latest findings surrounding India's server market – and the news isn't great for the market as it has fallen significantly.
This week Supermicro released its first annual report detailing the environmental impact of today's cloud-scale data centres.
One of the larger scandals within IT circles took place this year with Bloomberg firing shots at Supermicro - now Supermicro is firing back.
Supermicro vows to test its motherboards for alleged spy chips amid strong denials from Apple and AWS, who demand Bloomberg retract its claims.
The dust still hasn't settled on the report that caused Supermicro's stocks to collapse, and now Apple is stressing its innocence.
A Bloomberg report claims that Supermicro sold motherboards with Chinese spy chips to Apple and Amazon, causing Supermicro's stock to plummet by 40%.
Co-produced by Intel and in association with NASA, Supermicro has released a short film that highlights the swelling problem surrounding data centres.
The result is up to 60% hardware acquisition cost savings, less power consumption and less e-waste during technology refresh cycles.
