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FlexTwin, part of Supermicro’s H14 server line, now supports the latest AMD EPYC processors — and keeps things chill with liquid cooling.  

AMD expanded its end-to-end AI infrastructure products for data centers with new CPUs, accelerators and network controllers. And Supermicro is already offering supporting servers. 

Today’s cloud service providers need IT infrastructures that can scale like never before.

Supermicro’s latest 3U server, the Supermicro MicroCloud, supports up to 10 nodes of AMD’s entry-level server processor. With this server and the high-density enclosure, Supermicro offers an efficient, high-density and affordable solution for SMBs, corporate departments and branches, and hosted IT service providers.

The new AMD EPYC 4004 processors extend the company’s ‘Zen 4’ core architecture into a line of entry-level systems for small and midsized businesses, schools, branch IT and regional providers of hosted IT services.

Cloud service providers, here are best practices—courtesy of Supermicro—to help you design and deploy rack-scale data centers. 

Cloud service providers, here are more best practices—courtesy of Supermicro—that you can follow for designing and deploying rack-scale data centers. 

An IDC researcher argues that providers of data-center hosting services face new customer demands that require them to create new infrastructure stacks. Key elements will include rack-scale integration, accelerators and new CPU cores. 

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Supermicro SuperBlade servers powered by AMD EPYC processors are ideal for managing cloud-native workloads--and for connecting to the wealth of services the Google Cloud Platform provides.