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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.

Register now to test the Supermicro H14 2U Hyper with dual AMD EPYC 9965 processors from the comfort and convenience of your office.

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

Originally launched in 2017, this CPU architecture now delivers high performance and efficiency with ever-thinner processes.

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. 

In the latest MLPerf testing, the AMD Instinct MI300X Accelerator with ROCm software stack beat the competition with strong GenAI inference performance. 

The latest release of AMD’s free and open software stack for developing AI and HPC solutions delivers 5 important enhancements. 

High-bandwidth memory shortens the information commute to keep pace with today’s powerful GPUs.

High latency is a data-center manager’s worst nightmare. Help is here from an open-source solution known as CXL. It works by maintaining “memory coherence” between the CPU’s memory and memory on attached devices.

AMD’s new Alveo V80 Compute Accelerator Card has been designed to overcome performance bottlenecks in compute-intensive workloads that include HPC, data analytics and network security.