Supermicro has announced new server offerings that incorporate NVIDIA’s latest HGX H200 GPUs (with H200 Tensor Core GPUs), which are set to provide significant advancements in the field of generative AI and LLM training.

MSI unveiled its latest server technology at the SC23 convention, enhancing its position within the enterprise, organizational, and data center markets. At the event, MSI showcased its new GPU and CXL memory expansion servers, which are integrated with cutting-edge processors from AMD and Intel. They promise to address the growing demand for more robust data

The Dell PowerEdge T560 Tower Server is purpose-built for on-premise IT, virtualization, database management, AI inferencing, private cloud, and more. It’s powered by fourth-generation Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs and supports 24 storage drives.

Three years ago, the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR635 was introduced into our StorageReview testing lab as a high-performing, feature-rich server equipped to handle a wide variety of tasks. With a robust build and packed specifications, the SR635 had an immediate impact, quickly becoming one of the cornerstones of our testing environment. We recently decided to revisit

Supermicro has unveiled a comprehensive new portfolio of servers designed to set new standards in the AI and high-performance computing domains. These servers are the industry’s first line of NVIDIA MGX systems and are built around the NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip. Aimed at drastically improving AI workload performance, these new offerings are engineered with

Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE, has unveiled four new servers under its R-series, designed for Cloud Native computing applications. These servers will feature the AmpereOne family of processors, which are optimized for high compute density and power efficiency. The new lineup includes two 2U servers, the R283-P93 and R263-P33, designed for networking and AI

Supermicro has announced the expansion of its line of purpose-built servers for Edge AI and Telco workloads. This announcement is highlighted by the newest addition to their X13 Edge series, the company’s line of edge servers aimed at a broad range of use cases, from telecommunications to enterprise applications. The announcement expands the company’s footprint

Going Cloud has advantages, but it also means perpetual monthly costs. Lenovo’s ThinkSystem ST50 and ST250 are cost-effective tower servers that can be more economical for small businesses and remote offices.

Lenovo is stepping up its efforts to bring AI to the edge with a new suite of services and solutions to enable businesses to deploy advanced computing capabilities remotely. The company just launched Lenovo TruScale for Edge and AI, a pay-as-you-go service model designed to accelerate AI readiness directly at data creation points. The TruScale