Performance Intensive Computing

Which is best for AI – a CPU or a GPU? Like much in life, it depends.

AMD recently introduced version 6.3 of ROCm, its open software stack for GPU programming. New features included expanded OS support and other optimizations.

AMD recently introduced version 6.3 of ROCm, its open software stack for GPU programming. New features included expanded OS support and other optimizations.

AMD recently introduced version 6.3 of ROCm, its open software stack for GPU programming. New features included expanded OS support and other optimizations.

Let's look back at 2024, a year when AI was everywhere, AMD introduced its 5th Gen EPYC processors, and Supermicro led with liquid cooling.

Let's look back at 2024, a year when AI was everywhere, AMD introduced its 5th Gen EPYC processors, and Supermicro led with liquid cooling.

Let's look back at 2024, a year when AI was everywhere, AMD introduced its 5th Gen EPYC processors, and Supermicro led with liquid cooling.

Supermicro servers powered by the latest AMD processors are up to 9 times faster than a previous generation, according to a recent benchmark.

Supermicro servers powered by the latest AMD processors are up to 9 times faster than a previous generation, according to a recent benchmark.

PCIe 5.0 connects high-speed components to servers and PCs. Versions 6 & 7, coming soon, will deliver even higher speeds for tomorrow’s AI workloads.