Supermicro SuperBlade blade servers Articles

Conceptual image depicting moving ML training workloads faster with the Supermicro SuperBlade
Supermicro SuperBlades®: Designed to Power Through Distributed AI/ML Training Models
  • October 6, 2022
  • Author: David Strom

Running heavy AI/ML workloads can be a challenge for any server, but the SuperBlade has extremely fast networking options, upgradability, the ability to run two AMD EPYC™ 7000-series 64-core processors and the Horovod open-source framework for scaling deep-learning training across multiple GPUs.

Conceptual image about Red Hat's OCP running on Supermicro's SuperBlade server.
Red Hat’s OpenShift Runs More Efficiently with Supermicro’s SuperBlade® Servers
  • September 30, 2022
  • Author: David Strom

The Supermicro SuperBlade's advantage for the Red Hat OCP environment is that it supports a higher-density infrastructure and lower-latency network configuration, along with benefits from reduced cabling, power and shared cooling features. SuperBlades feature multiple AMD EPYC™ processors using fast DDR4 3200MHz memory modules.

Image: Offering Distinct Advantages: The AMD Instinct™ MI210 and MI250 Series GPU Accelerators and Supermicro SuperBlades
Offering Distinct Advantages: The AMD Instinct™ MI210 and MI250 Series GPU Accelerators and Supermicro SuperBlades
  • September 9, 2022
  • Author: David Strom

Using six nanometer processes and the CDNA2 graphics dies, AMD has created the third generation of GPU accelerators, which have more than twice the performance of previous GPU processors and deliver 181 teraflops of mixed precision peak computing power.

Students in a classroom setting working on laptops.
Queensland Educational Foundation Boosts IT Security with Supermicro Computers Using AMD EPYC™ CPUs
  • August 18, 2022
  • Author: David Strom

In South Africa, the Queensland Education Foundation supports 11 different schools for the first 12 primary grades. In an effort to transform the region into a marquee digital environment, it has built a series of fully networked and online classrooms. The network is used both to supply connectivity and as a pedagogical tool to teach students enterprise IT concepts and provide hands-on instruction.

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