Super Micro Computer, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as Supermicro), a leader in advanced IT infrastructure markets such as AI, cloud, and 5G, has revolutionized data center energy efficiency and deployment speed.

Supermicro announced on the 21st the official launch of its Data Center Building Block Solutions (DCBBS).

This solution is the industry's first one-stop data center integration system, enabling enterprises to design and build their entire data center through a single supplier.

DCBBS includes all the core components required to operate a data center, including servers, storage, networking, power and cooling infrastructure, and management software.

Because it is pre-tested and integrated at Supermicro's manufacturing facilities, customers can streamline complex deployment processes and dramatically reduce Time-to-Online (TTO).

“Supermicro has built its expertise by providing solutions to major data center operators around the world,” said Charles Liang, CEO of Supermicro. “This DCBBS is a complete IT infrastructure solution that is ideal for companies looking to simplify their data center deployments.”“It will be of qualitative help,” he said.

He continued, “Supermicro’s global manufacturing workforce is ready to collaborate with our customers to meet their needs and provide all the IT components needed to build modern, energy-efficient data centers.”

One of DCBBS' core technologies is its water-cooling option. Optimized for the latest GPUs and CPUs, this system offers up to 40% power savings compared to conventional air cooling.

It is considered a powerful alternative that can simultaneously secure energy efficiency and performance in high-performance computing (HPC), AI/ML, cloud, and edge environments.

Through DCBBS, Supermicro is focused on working with customers to accelerate the build and deployment of cutting-edge data centers, while improving quality and reliability.

Especially in high-performance environments requiring liquid cooling systems, integrated solutions from a single vendor represent a new standard for corporate IT infrastructure strategies.