Supermicro supports Nvidia A100 PCI GPUs

Stefan Mileschin · 24th June 2020, 10:27

Across the company's broad portfolio of 1U, 2U, and 4U GPU servers.

Supermicro has announced that it is supporting Nvidia A100 GPUs now in s PCIe form factor across Supermicro's multi-GPU servers.

Supermicro CEO and President Charles Liang said that supporting Nvida A100s lets customers to choose the highest performing and most optimised server based on their specific applications.

"Designed to accelerate a vast range of compute-intensive applications, our new systems with PCIe Gen 4 deliver fully optimised support for the new Nvida A100 to boost performance up to 20x on some accelerated workloads."

Supermicro's 4U A+ GPU system supports up to eight Nvida A100 PCIe GPUs via direct-attach PCI-E 4.0 x16 CPU-to-GPU lanes without any PCI-E switch for the lowest latency and highest bandwidth to deliver maximum acceleration.

The system also supports up to two additional high-performance PCI-E 4.0 expansion slots for a variety of uses, including high-performance networking connectivity up to 200Gb/s. An additional AIOM slot supports a Supermicro AIOM card or an OCP NIC 3.0 card.

https://fudzilla.com/news/network/51...-a100-pci-gpus

24th June 2020, 10:27	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 153,514	Supermicro supports Nvidia A100 PCI GPUs Across the company's broad portfolio of 1U, 2U, and 4U GPU servers. Supermicro has announced that it is supporting Nvidia A100 GPUs now in s PCIe form factor across Supermicro's multi-GPU servers. Supermicro CEO and President Charles Liang said that supporting Nvida A100s lets customers to choose the highest performing and most optimised server based on their specific applications. "Designed to accelerate a vast range of compute-intensive applications, our new systems with PCIe Gen 4 deliver fully optimised support for the new Nvida A100 to boost performance up to 20x on some accelerated workloads." Supermicro's 4U A+ GPU system supports up to eight Nvida A100 PCIe GPUs via direct-attach PCI-E 4.0 x16 CPU-to-GPU lanes without any PCI-E switch for the lowest latency and highest bandwidth to deliver maximum acceleration. The system also supports up to two additional high-performance PCI-E 4.0 expansion slots for a variety of uses, including high-performance networking connectivity up to 200Gb/s. An additional AIOM slot supports a Supermicro AIOM card or an OCP NIC 3.0 card. https://fudzilla.com/news/network/51...-a100-pci-gpus

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