Super Micro Computer announced the commercial availability of its H15 server portfolio powered by sixth-generation AMD EPYC processors on Thursday.
The systems integrate directly into the company’s Data Center Building Block Solutions architecture. They feature support for next-generation graphics processing units, including AMD Instinct accelerators, designed to handle enterprise and cloud AI workloads.
“Con il portafoglio H15 ora disponibile per la spedizione, Supermicro e AMD stanno offrendo ai clienti un percorso più rapido ed efficiente verso un’infrastruttura basata sull’IA agentica”, ha dichiarato Michael McNerney, vicepresidente senior , settore marketing, presso Supermicro.
The new hardware portfolio includes more than 20 optimized systems tailored for high-performance computing and cloud environments. Supermicro said that the platforms deliver record-breaking CPU SPEC scores on its 2U Hyper and CloudDC models.
Supermicro e AMD collaborano per aumentare la densità dei core
The collaboration pairs Supermicro’s modular data center architecture with advanced processors, networking gear, and memory bandwidth to lower total cost of ownership. The newly released hardware configurations offer a 33% core density increase alongside doubled PCI express bandwidth compared to prior generations.
“La spedizione dell’ultimo processore AMD EPYC ad alte prestazioni è essenziale per far progredire l’IA su ogni scala. La nostra stretta collaborazione con Supermicro assicura ai clienti di ricevere piattaforme ottimizzate che combinano le migliori prestazioni della CPU con GPU Instinct, la rete AMD Pensando™ e design modulari”, ha dichiarato Dan McNamara, vicepresidente senior e general manager, settore Compute and Enterprise AI, presso AMD.
Alongside standalone servers, the companies introduced two rack-scale infrastructure platforms named Helios and Helion. Helios is built for maximum GPU performance using AMD Instinct MI455X accelerators, while Helion focuses on general enterprise compute flexibility.
Questions about Supermicro H15 processors and manufacturing
What processors power the Supermicro H15 server line?
The H15 server portfolio runs on sixth-generation AMD EPYC 9006 series processors, previously known by the codename Venezia.
Which industries are these server platforms targeting?
The hardware targets enterprise organizations, cloud service providers, and high-performance computing centers running large-scale agentic AI workloads.
Where are Supermicro server products manufactured?
Supermicro designs and builds its server systems internally across facilities located in the United States, Taiwan, and the Netherlands.
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