Servers and Data Centers

Expansion features new server, edge, workstation, solutions and services advancements that speed artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and innovation.

The Supermicro H12 Generation A+ Server family and AMD EPYC Processors provide the performance needed for next-level engineering challenges.

Powered by the extended product line of 2nd-gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors, TYAN’s Thunder HX product line takes advantage of built-in Intel Deep Learning Boost to deliver high-performance inference and vision for AI workloads.

The new Intel Xeon E-2200 processor has up to eight cores and 16 threads and up to 5 GHz Intel Turbo Boost Technology frequency.

Dell packs a lot of power into its latest rack-mount workstation.

The workstation can support up to four NVIDIA Quadro GV100 graphics cards.

Rescale announces that it will support HPE and SGI servers on its HPC platform.

Dell's 14th-generation PowerEdge servers add AMD EPYC processor-based systems to portfolio.

These newly released Intel CPUs from Equus Compute Solutions provide infrastructure options that represent advances in agility and scalability.

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NVIDIA Tesla V100 GPUs join a GPU server line that covers Penguin Computing’s Relion servers (Intel-based) and Altus servers (AMD-based) in both 19-in. and 21-in. Tundra form factors.

New Eurocom PX7 Pro SE Mobile Server has energy efficient Intel Xeon E3-1505M v5, 64 GB DDR4-2133 Error Correcting Code (ECC) memory, built-in UPS, and 16TB storage.