Server solutions deployed in data centers are experiencing increased demand for energy-efficient and high-performance server products due to growing requirements from AI applications such as ChatGPT and the absolute increase in data volume. Recently, server products equipped with 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors featuring AMD 3D V-Cache technology have entered the market, expanding product choices.

Super Micro Computer, a total IT solution provider (hereinafter referred to as Supermicro), announced on the 22nd that its entire H13 AMD system line supports 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors based on the Zen 4c architecture and 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors with AMD 3D V-Cache technology applied.

Supermicro servers equipped with 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors for cloud-native computing feature the highest thread density and 128 cores per socket, providing energy efficiency as well as excellent rack density and scalable performance to enable cloud-native workloads on a more integrated infrastructure.

These systems support cloud operators in delivering new AI-powered services while meeting continuously increasing user session demands. Servers equipped with AMD 3D V-Cache technology excel at executing technical applications such as FEA, CFD, and EDA, and can run these types of applications faster than ever through large-capacity L3 cache, Supermicro emphasized. The AMD EPYC processor is known to have achieved over 50 world record benchmarks in recent years.

Charles Liang, President and CEO of Supermicro, stated, "Supermicro is continuously expanding its product portfolio to meet customer requirements and conserves resources through rack-scale integration for rapid deployment while designing and providing servers optimized for applications. Our extensive system portfolio optimized for the latest 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors enables cloud operators to achieve the highest density and efficiency for numerous users and cloud-native services even in space-constrained data centers."

He also remarked, "Supermicro's enhanced high-performance multi-socket, multi-node systems handle a wide range of technical computing workloads, and manufacturing companies can leverage accelerated performance of memory-intensive applications to dramatically shorten time-to-market from new product design through development and verification."

Lynn Comp, Vice President of AMD Server Products and Technology Marketing, stated, "The 4th Generation AMD EPYC processor delivers the highest core density among x86 processors worldwide and will provide outstanding performance and efficiency for cloud-native workloads. AMD's latest data center processor portfolio supports the proper balance between workload growth and the need for key infrastructure consolidation flexibility, and additionally enables performing more work with greater energy efficiency at this point when cloud-native computing is transforming data centers."