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Supermicro is a global leader in high-performance, high-efficiency server technology where servers are engineered to do double or triple the work of a conventional system. Unlike many other server vendors, Supermicro has consistently met and exceeded performance requirements with its scalable design that translates into lower costs while simultaneously delivering superb reliability.
- HGX server family
The latest addition to the Supermicro server family is the groundbreaking HGX, designed to improve data center efficiency radically. The HGX was created with a new standard of performance and efficiency based on four pillars – performance, scalability, software-defined infrastructure efficiency, and serviceability. The HGX offers superior compute density due to its 60% reduction in chip count while supporting up to 3PB of storage per rack.
- Dual Processor Rackmount Servers
Supermicro has released new rack-mount servers that feature the latest dual processor. The new servers, dubbed X9SCL-F and X10SCL-F, are designed for following-generation application workloads such as visualization applications and even cloud data centers. Users can deliver a robust offering across multiple markets with dual processors and powerful graphics built into each motherboard.
- High-Density Server
Supermicro introduced a new file server product that can support up to 3 PB of storage per rack. The X9DAX-F supports dense configurations of up to 1,024 hot-swap drives and is capable of supporting eight times the density of the former 10K and 15K models while maintaining high performance.
- 5G RAN
Supermicro’s new line of 5G RAN products was launched at Mobile World Congress, including the X11SGA-LN4F and the X11SPG-TF, two industry firsts for Supermicro. These new server platforms will be the cornerstone of mobile network infrastructure, instrumental in innovating mobile technology and mobile experiences.
- Supermicro Server Adoption
Supermicro has been far and away the leading server manufacturer for application server infrastructure for the past decade. Their adoption has grown significantly in the research community, including NASA, IBM, NASA JPL, the University of Texas, and more. In 2013 nearly 80% of all Supermicro servers were purchased by academic institutions. The primary reasons cited were their reliability and performance. Also, in 2013 Supermicro surpassed Dell to become the leading provider of Intel-powered RISC Servers in academic environments.
- Strategic Partnerships
Supermicro has been very successful in securing strategic partnerships. It has partnered with Cisco, AMD, Renesas, Rockchip, and more to build its products. This ensures that they can maintain customer support and availability of their products. It also allows these companies to get their flagship mobile ASICs into customers’ hands quicker, providing them with a competitive advantage.
- HPC cluster
Supermicro announced a new high-performance computing (HPC) cluster, the Red Hat Certified Supermicro High-Performance Computing (HPC) Cluster. The new Red Hat HPC Cluster delivers exceptional research and development applications performance, with up to 100% more compute resources than standard servers.
- New Server Market Segmentation Analysis
Supermicro showcased its innovative server designs at CES 2016. It showed the industry that they are not just a server vendor but are expanding far beyond the traditional systems and storage market. The Supermicro Rackmount Server Platform (RMP) allows for a much more flexible design on top of servers and storage racks, which is good news for customers who need to expand and change their server configurations as market needs dictate. One example would be a customer who does not want to purchase a new rack every time their company decides to go into a new application space or marketing segment.
Supermicro is a leading provider of high-performance, high-efficiency server technology that can be customized according to their customer’s needs and their applications. Their dedication to innovation and continual product development positions them as a market leader who can design and manufacture and support their high-performance systems. They continue to lead the industry by providing performance and reliability without unnecessary cost.
