Supermicro Ships Over 20 New Systems That Redefine Single-Socket Performance And Deliver Data Center Power, Space, And Cost Savings
StorageNewsletter.com, Monday, March 31st, 2025
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Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) is announcing the availability of new single-socket servers capable of supporting applications that required dual-socket servers for a range of data center workloads.
By leveraging a single-socket architecture, enterprises and data center operators can reduce initial acquisition costs, ongoing operational costs such as power and cooling, and reduce the physical footprint of server racks compared to previous generations of systems based on older processors.
'We are entering a new era of compute where energy-efficient and thermally optimized single-socket architectures are becoming a viable alternative to traditional dual-processor servers,' said Charles Liang, president and CEO, Supermicro. 'Our new single-socket servers support 100% more cores per system than previous generations and have been designed to maximize acceleration, networking, and storage flexibility. Supporting up to 500-watt TDP processors, these new systems can be configured to fulfill a wide range of workload requirements.'