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Supermicro Introduces Complete IT Hardware Solutions for Data Center, HPC and Server Farms at IDF
Super Micro Computer is showcasing its capability to deliver all the IT hardware needs of data center, high-performance computing (HPC) and server farm customers at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2010, Moscone Center West, San Francisco, September 13-15. Located in Gold Sponsor booth #301, Supermicro is demonstrating two new 10G Ethernet switches along with its latest SuperServers, SuperWorkstations, Double-Sided Storage systems, TwinBlade and new 42U SuperRack.
"While Supermicro continues to introduce new application-optimized 2U Twin2 servers, our new resource-optimized server solutions not only provide the best green technology advantages, such as Platinum Level power supplies that surpass 94% peak efficiency, advanced thermal cooling solutions and more efficient board-level designs to deliver the highest performance-per-watt, but also offer the most advanced features," said Charles Liang, president and CEO of Supermicro. "These features include dual-port onboard 10GbE, 6Gb/s SAS2, up to 18 DIMM slots, and Universal I/O (UIO) interface to support up to three add-on cards in a 1U server to empower our customers to get the most out of their servers without dedicating extra resources."
Supermicro's new 10GbE switches designed from the ground up deliver enterprise-class performance with advanced switching capabilities. One is available in a 1U form factor for either standalone or top-of-rack deployments. The other is for integration into a SuperBlade system deployment, including systems using the new Supermicro TwinBlade.
Supermicro Layer 3 switches allow connectivity to 10GbE routers, servers, backbones, and data centers. A comprehensive routing and protocol software suite ensures exceptional performance in even the most demanding enterprise-class networking environments, making them ideal for organizations with growing and consolidated data centers. Supermicro customers will further appreciate the common set of features and a management interface that matches those of existing Supermicro 1/10G Layer 2/3 Ethernet switches and the companion Layer 2/3 switch for the SuperBlade.
Regarding future technology, Supermicro is displaying several solutions optimized for Intel's next-generation uni-processor (UP) Xeon platform codenamed Bromolow. The company will also be the world's first to unveil another future platform at its Gold Sponsor session.
In addition to these products in Gold Sponsor booth #301, Supermicro is demonstrating several new solutions optimized for the embedded and industrial PC (IPC) markets in booth 284 of the Embedded Community at IDF.