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[Computex 2021] Supermicro to Manufacture 2 Million Servers Per Year
Published2021.06.03 12:25CEO Liang: "We will complete our production facility to produce 2 million units this year."
Providing Intel-AMD-NVIDIA certified products for customers
With demand for servers increasing due to the widespread adoption of remote work, Supermicro announced on the 2nd that it is increasing its manufacturing capacity to produce over 2 million servers annually. Supermicro is currently expanding its factories in the United States and Taiwan, aiming for production by mid-summer.
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“Supermicro is investing in data centers for on-premises and public cloud,” said Charles Liang, CEO of Supermicro, during his Computex 2021 keynote address alongside Intel. “Expanding our manufacturing capabilities will enable us to rapidly deliver high volumes of individual servers and fully validated racks to our customers. We will also have global distribution capabilities to support the growing demand for servers and storage systems as enterprises digitally transform.”
The new Taiwan plant will open in five buildings, totaling 3 million square feet, with the fifth nine-story building scheduled for completion in July of this year. More than one million systems, including servers, storage, switches, and edge computing, will be manufactured, installed, validated, and shipped here alone.
Supermicro offers fully configured racks globally through its Rack Scale Plug and Play Solutions, which lower customer costs with rack-level design. These solutions consist of servers and storage systems optimized for cloud, AI, 5G, edge, and enterprise workloads. They support the latest liquid cooling options and can be operated with pre-configured racks.
In addition to CEO Charles Ligang's keynote, Supermicro opened a virtual booth to demonstrate a variety of server and storage options. Supermicro systems offer a choice of 3rd generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors and 3rd generation AMD EPYC processors. Supermicro also supports the latest NVIDIA-certified systems, including NVIDIA Ampere architecture GPUs, NVIDIA BlueField-2 DPUs, and NVIDIA ConnectX 6 InfiniBand adapters.
Supermicro offers over 100 application-optimized systems, including SuperBlade®, Twin family (BigTwin®, TwinPro®, FatTwin®), Ultra, Hyper, and CloudDC rack-mount families, GPU-optimized systems, and communications, 5G, and edge servers. These systems enable enterprises to reduce energy usage and scale computing capabilities across a wide range of industries.
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