Supermicro is set to offer early access to Intel’s upcoming 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors (Emerald Rapids) via its JumpStart Program. With the introduction of systems that include the Supermicro X13 8x GPU-optimized servers, SuperBlade Servers, and the Hyper Series, the storage and tech world is poised to see significant advancements in AI, Cloud, Enterprise, 5G, and Edge computing sectors.
Supermicro is set to offer early access to Intel’s upcoming 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors (Emerald Rapids) via its JumpStart Program. With the introduction of systems that include the Supermicro X13 8x GPU-optimized servers, SuperBlade Servers, and the Hyper Series, the storage and tech world is poised to see significant advancements in AI, Cloud, Enterprise, 5G, and Edge computing sectors.
We got a chance to connect with SuperMicro at the Intel Innovation event and they explained that the early access program from SuperMicro has three options that are being offered to accelerate access to the latest CPU’s:
Supermicro X13 Superblades
As part of Supermicro’s X13 Family, the 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors come with a range of upgrades aimed at optimizing performance and efficiency. The processors are designed to have a higher number of cores, better power efficiency, and support for DDR5-5600MHz memory. These enhancements are expected to provide organizations with advantages in application performance and energy utilization.
Performance Milestones
The JumpStart Program serves as a virtual testing ground, allowing organizations to test, validate, and fine-tune their workloads on the newest hardware, all from the comfort of their own offices. This not only allows a sneak peek into the capabilities of the new systems but also minimizes the deployment timeframes often seen with new hardware rollouts.
Key Advantages of the JumpStart Program
Performance Optimized
Energy Efficient
Improved Security and Manageability
Supermicro X13 Rack
The Supermicro X13 systems will cater to a wide range of computing needs, whether it’s edge environments in the Hyper-E series or high-performance, density-optimized SuperBlade servers. The new portfolio also includes advanced storage options, workstations, and enterprise storage systems, designed to offer cost-effective solutions for varied enterprise workloads.
The partnership between Intel and Supermicro aims to set a new benchmark in computational capabilities, energy efficiency, and robust security protocols. With Supermicro’s JumpStart Program offering early access, organizations have the opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in adopting next-gen computing solutions.
Interested customers can visit Supermicro’s X13 webpage for more details.
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