As deep learning models continue to increase in size and complexity, the industry is looking for more and more computational capability. To meet the needs of data scientists, we are introducing the most powerful GPU system in the industry for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.
Supermicro introduces its all new 1U 32 NVMe U.2 SuperStorage system, the Petascale U.2 Server. With its extremely dense design, it is the industry’s only 1U system with 32 NVMe U.2 SSDs.
Supermicro introduces its latest generation 2U rackmount 4-Socket MP server. The MP line of SuperServers are designed to deliver the highest performance, Resource-Savings, flexibility, scalability and serviceability to power mission-critical Enterprise workloads like ERP, large in-memory databases, and real time analytics by scaling up to the maximum processing and memory afforded in one node.
EDSFF is the first industry-standard all-flash NVMe spec optimized for storage; it propels NVMe to the next level with higher density, improved manageability, and thermal efficiency. It builds on NVMe capabilities delivering 6 times more throughput and 7 times latency reduction over traditional flash storage. It works with both long (E1.L) and short (E1.S) drives and many drive manufacturers support EDSFF, giving customers broader storage options with up to one or a half petabyte density in 1U.
The San Jose, Calif., vendor this week rolled out a new model of its flagship BigTwin SuperServer optimized for Enterprise and Data Center SSD Form Factor (EDSFF) NVMe flash storage. The Super Micro storage server supports 10 EDSFF 1U Short (E1.S) SSDs and two M.2 boot drives.
Today Supermicro launched the industry’s first family of server and storage systems that support EDSFF(Enterprise and Datacenter Storage Form Factor) NVMe drives.
Super Micro Computer, a supplier of computing, storage, networking solutions, and green computing technology, has launched the industry’s first family of server and storage systems that support EDSFF (Enterprise and Datacenter Storage Form Factor) NVMe drives.
Back in April we did a piece on digital storage used for the imaging of the black hole event horizon of a black hole in a neighboring galaxy (M87), 55 million light-years away, including the Western Digital helium sealed HDDs used to capture data at the 8 radio telescopes that were analyzed by astronomers at MIT and the Max Planck institute (MPI) in Germany. Since then we were contacted by Supermicro about their servers and storage used in the processing of the event horizon data to create the images. What follows is some information about what we found out.
Today Super Micro Computer launched the industry's first family of server and storage systems that support EDSFF (Enterprise and Datacenter Storage Form Factor) NVMe drives. Supermicro (Super Micro Computer Incorporated, SMCI) was founded in 1993 and is one of the fastest growing IT companies in the world. Supermicro provides a wide range of products and servers; most focused around cloud software and hardware.
Recently, STH had its Supermicro BigTwin SYS-2029BZ-HNR Review. This 2U4N server is an update to the previous Xeon E5 Supermicro BigTwin. Now, there is a new update that is even more exciting. The newest Supermicro BigTwin E1.S has even more storage capabilities than the one we recently reviewed.
