At Computex 2024, ASRock Rack unveiled an array of scale-up servers leveraging the robust NVIDIA Blackwell architecture. ASRock Rack showcased several cutting-edge systems designed to meet the demands of AI, HPC, and data center workloads.

The Supermicro X14 family of servers are here, featuring the latest Intel Xeon 6 CPUs and a configuration for practically every need.

Intel Xeon 6 Sierra Forest CPUs bring all E-Cores to market in a power-efficient package. This review starts with the 144-core 6780E CPU.

The Lenovo ThinkSystem SR685a V3 and SR680a V3 GPU servers are the company’s latest 8-way GPU servers, tailored to meet diverse enterprise AI needs.

The Dell PowerEdge T160 is a small tower server that offers Intel E-2400 CPUs, plenty of expansion, iDRAC9 and an unpainted steel chassis.

We have reviewed Simply NUC systems in the past and have found them innovative and of excellent build quality. In the past, they were geared towards desktop systems for individual users, media players, remote signage, and other non-server use cases, not to say that their systems didn’t find their way into smaller server builds.

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.