Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), a global leader in enterprise computing, storage, networking solutions, and green computing technology, targeted the relevant market at MWC 2022 by showcasing its latest technologies specifically designed for 5G networks and edge computing across telecommunications and IoT.

Supermicro participated in MWC 2022, held in Barcelona, Spain from February 28 to March 3, and demonstrated a variety of products capable of meeting the demanding requirements of companies around the world.

At a previous exhibition, Supermicro showcased the SYS-E100 and SYS-E302 as compact edge servers for low-power environments.

In addition, the SYS-E300 and SYS-510D servers equipped with the new Intel Xeon D processors, and the SYS-E403, SYS-210SE, SYS-220HE, and SYS-210P servers, which are based on 3rd generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors optimized for edge computing, were also introduced.

Computationally complex edge data processing is becoming a requirement for modern edge-to-cloud systems.

computing closer to where data is generatedWhen combined, responsiveness is improved, latency is reduced, and network traffic to the data center is decreased. Through Supermicro’s Edge, IoT, and 5G portfolio, which includes options such as NEBS Level 3 certification, AC/DC power, front I/O, short-depth servers, single and multi-node servers, and IP65-rated ruggedized enclosures, customers can receive optimized solutions from a single, trusted vendor.

In addition, thanks to Supermicro's rapid time-to-market speed, customers can quickly address their edge workload requirements.

Charles Liang, President and CEO of Supermicro, stated, “Supermicro has recently been focusing on total IT solutions and is striving to provide innovative solutions that address the requirements of telecommunications and 5G enterprises worldwide. Together with various partners, Supermicro’s extensive product portfolio delivers innovative solutions for applications requiring fast response times and extensive connectivity. Supermicro is currently focusing on developing systems that leverage the latest technologies from Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA to provide solutions optimized for new workloads.”