This Supermicro/AMD platform offers a flexible, density-optimized blade architecture for a 6U system. Pack it to the max, and you’ll get 320 server nodes in a standard 48U rack.

This cloud variant has arisen to meet the needs of AI developers. Find out how it differs from hyperscalers—and why your customers might want to jump on board.

The solution employs AI agents to monitor liquid-cooling systems, identifying and remediating problems quickly.  

The five new systems range from compact systems to rackmount servers. They’re designed for use outside of the traditional data center.

Discover how AI factories work—and how your clients might benefit from building an AI factory of their own.

Discover how game host i3D boosted per-core performance, improved the user experience, and improved its TCO…all by moving to Supermicro MicroBlade servers with AMD EPYC 4000 Series processors.

Catch up on 2025’s highlights: ROCm 7.0, liquid-cooled AI servers, server processors for SMBs, and a MicroBlade server that’s highly efficient.

Supermicro’s new 10U server is powered by AMD’s EPYC CPUs and Instinct MI355X GPUs. And it’s kept cool by nearly 20 fans.

To serve cloud service providers, Supermicro adds a 6U, 20-node MicroBlade server powered by AMD EPYC 4005 series processors.

Liquid cooling offers big efficiency gains over traditional air. And while there are upfront costs, for data centers with high-performance AI and HPC servers, the savings can be substantial. Learn how it works.