MSI, GIGABYTE, and TYAN have introduced a range of servers and motherboards powered by the AMD EPYC 4004 Series CPUs, targeting small and medium-sized businesses who need cost-effective, yet high-performance, technology.

The new Dell PowerEdge XL9680L supports up to 72 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in a single rack, complete with liquid cooling.

The IBM Power S1012 is the portfolio’s edge-level server. It is a one-socket, half-wide, Power10 processor-based system for edge computing and core business workloads.

NetApp has unveiled its latest AFF A-Series systems, designed to handle demanding IT workloads like GenAI, VMware, and enterprise databases. The company also enhanced its portfolio to improve operational efficiency as customers use data to spur innovation.

Dell Technologies has unveiled enhancements to its server lineup with the introduction of the PowerEdge R670 and R770 CSP (Cloud Service Provider) Edition servers, and the smaller PowerEdge T160 and R260 models.

CoolIT has cold plates, manifolds, and cooling distribution units designed to help enterprises adopt liquid cooling for power-hungry servers.

The Supermicro AS-1115SV-WTNRT features AMD EPYC 8804 CPUs that offer up to 64 cores with an efficient 200W TDP.

The Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series 170 ia tantalizing for organizations that want to provide their VDI users with an affordable GPU.

Supermicro has announced its X14 server portfolio with future support for the Intel Xeon 6 processor. The combination of Supermicro’s Building Block Architecture, rack plug-and-play, and liquid cooling solutions, along with the breadth of the new Intel Xeon 6 processor family, means Supermicro can deliver optimized solutions for any workload and at any scale with