AI training and inference may be two sides of the same coin, but their compute needs can be quite different. 

In the constantly evolving landscape of AI and machine learning, the synergy between hardware and software is paramount. Enter AMD and Supermicro, two industry titans who have joined forces to empower organizations in the new world of AI with cutting-edge solutions.

Cloud service providers, here are best practices—courtesy of Supermicro—to help you design and deploy rack-scale data centers. 

Cloud service providers, here are more best practices—courtesy of Supermicro—that you can follow for designing and deploying rack-scale data centers. 

An IDC researcher argues that providers of data-center hosting services face new customer demands that require them to create new infrastructure stacks. Key elements will include rack-scale integration, accelerators and new CPU cores. 

Learn what Supermicro and AMD showed at the big mobile world conference in Barcelona. 

Supermicro is now letting you validate, test and benchmark AI workloads on its AMD-based H13 systems right from your browser. 

In a presentation for industry analysts, AMD chief technology officer Mark Papermaster laid out the company’s vision for artificial intelligence everywhere — from PC and edge endpoints to the largest hypervisor servers.

The Supermicro SuperBlade powered by AMD EPYC processors provides exceptional memory bandwidth, floating-point performance, scalability and density for technical computing workloads. They're valuable to your customers who use Ansys software to create complex simulations that help solve real-world problems.   

Supermicro SuperBlade servers powered by AMD EPYC processors are ideal for managing cloud-native workloads--and for connecting to the wealth of services the Google Cloud Platform provides.