Supermicro stories

Vultr has become the first cloud provider to deploy AMD Instinct MI325X GPUs at its Chicago data centre, enhancing AI capabilities for businesses.

Northern Data Group has selected five startups for its first AI Accelerator, providing access to advanced GPU technology and industry mentorship.

Cloudian has integrated with NVIDIA's GPUDirect storage technology, claiming performance speeds over 200GB/s to streamline AI data management.

AMD unveiled its cutting-edge AI and high-performance computing solutions, including the 5th Gen EPYC processors and Instinct MI325X accelerators in San Francisco.

AMD has launched its 5th Gen EPYC processors, 'Turin', enhancing performance for enterprise and AI applications, achieving 2.7 times speeds over rivals.

Mobii Green Energy Group has partnered with North Rakaia Ltd to launch a green hydrogen data centre in Canterbury, featuring an initial investment of USD $2 billion.

Intel has unveiled Xeon 6 processors and Gaudi 3 AI accelerators, aiming to boost AI performance and efficiency. Industry giants like Dell and IBM back the launch.

Northern Data Group partners with Supermicro to acquire NVIDIA H200 GPUs, making its Taiga Cloud the first CSP in Europe to offer this cutting-edge hardware.

Northern Data Group, in partnership with Supermicro, acquires NVIDIA H200 GPUs to boost its HPC and Generative AI capabilities. Deployment begins Q4 2024.

NVIDIA and top computer manufacturers unveil Blackwell-powered AI systems, sparking the next industrial revolution.

Northern Data Group launches a global AI Accelerator programme offering startups free Nvidia H100 GPUs and expert mentoring.

Computex 2024 concluded successfully, drawing 85,179 ICT professionals globally and featuring innovations like AI-integrated PCs, smart mobility, and metaverse tech.

At COMPUTEX 2024, NVIDIA detailed the Spectrum-X Ethernet networking platform, aiming to revolutionise generative AI with faster product releases and enhanced performance.

COMPUTEX 2024 in Taipei, starting 4 June, will showcase cutting-edge tech with 1,500 global exhibitors, attracting 50,000 visitors and spotlighting AI innovations.

VAST Data has teamed up with tech providers NVIDIA and Supermicro to meet growing demand for AI-ready infrastructure with an innovative data platform. The collaborations offer scalable, future-proof solutions to partners.

NVIDIA unveils an extensive array of enterprise-grade generative AI microservices, allowing businesses to develop and distribute custom applications while retaining full intellectual property ownership.

NVIDIA launches the world's first 800Gb/s networking platforms, Quantum-X800 InfiniBand and Spectrum-X800 Ethernet, revolutionising AI, cloud, and data processing. Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud are among the initial adopters.

VAST Data has revealed a new data centre architecture and partnerships ahead of NVIDIA's GTC conference, setting a new approach to AI cloud architecture and promising improved efficiency, security, and scalability for AI services.

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.