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Supermicro debuts AI server using Nvidia chip

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Christian Baha / RR

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Super Micro Computer Inc. introduced on Wednesday a new optimized Petascale storage server for high-performance energy-efficient AI storage workloads leveraging NVIDIA's Grace CPU Superchip.

"We have developed the Petascale storage server using the NVIDIA Grace CPU with 144 Arm Neoverse V2 cores enabling high-performance I/O for software-defined storage workloads," president and CEO of Supermicro Charles Liang noted.

The server offers the highest performance with lower power utilization compared to x86-based systems and uses Supermicro's Building Block Solutions for symmetrical AI workload scaling.

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