Supermicro Supports 5th Gen Intel Xeon in X13 Server
Published2023.09.27 10:25Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), a global leader in total IT solutions for AI/ML, cloud, storage, and 5G/Edge, supports 5th generation Intel Xeon processors in X13 servers, contributing to improvements in core count, performance, and performance per watt for the same power consumption.
Supermicro announced on the 27th its plans to support the upcoming 5th generation Intel Xeon processors for its X13 servers.
Supermicro's general-purpose X13 server portfolio scheduled to feature 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors
Charles Liang, President and CEO of Supermicro, said, “Supermicro continues to lead the AI product industry through its broad family of high-performance generative AI systems and the general-purpose X13 server family designed for diverse workloads from the edge to the cloud.”
In addition, “Support for the upcoming 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors means an increase in core count, improved performance per watt, and the provision of the latest DDR5-5600MHz memory. This will enable users to improve application performance and power efficiency in AI, cloud, 5G edge, and enterprise workloads.” “The Supermicro X13 is set to help accelerate customers’ business and maximize their competitiveness with its new specifications,” he added.
The Supermicro X13 system can deliver the new 5th generation Intel Xeon processor's built-in workload accelerator, enhanced security features, and improved performance within the same power range as existing processors.
State-of-the-art peripherals using CXL 1.1, NVMe storage, and the latest GPU accelerators reduce application execution times via PCIe 5.0.
Users will be able to utilize the new 5th generation Intel Xeon processors on the proven Supermicro X13 server.
Since software redesign or architectural changes are not required here, lead times resulting from new platform and CPU designs can be reduced, and consequently, productivity can be achieved in a shorter period of time.
Lisa Spelman, Intel Vice President and General Manager of Xeon Products and Solutions, said, “The 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors are built upon the success of the Xeon platform, which has led data center computing for many years. Through a strong partnership with Supermicro, we have enabled us to quickly deliver the advantages of the 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors to platforms already proven in data centers.”
Supermicro's X13 system family features performance optimization, energy efficiency, enhanced manageability and security, support for open industry standards, and rack-scale optimization.
Meanwhile, Supermicro announced on the same day that it plans to provide early access to the 5th generation Intel Xeon processor-based X13 to select customers through its JumpStart Program and early delivery program.
The eligible person uses a 5th generation Xeon Intel processor on SupermarketWorkloads can soon be verified on the eKro 8x GPU-optimized servers, SuperBlade servers, and Hyper Series.
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