Supermicro Ships H15 Servers Powered by AMD EPYC Processors

Super Micro Computer Inc. has started shipping its H15 generation server portfolio, which utilizes 6th Gen AMD EPYC 9006 Series processors. The new lineup consists of more than 20 optimized systems, including the CloudDC single-socket system based on Open Compute Project specifications and the Hyper dual-socket system designed for AI inference.

These servers provide significant performance increases over previous generations, including up to 33% more cores, double the PCIe bandwidth, and memory bandwidth of 1.6 TB/s per socket. Michael McNerney, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Supermicro, stated that the servers are built on the company's DCBBS architecture to deliver higher core density and throughput.

In addition to the server portfolio, Supermicro and AMD are collaborating on rack-scale solutions for large-scale AI deployments. These include the Helios and Helion systems, with Helios specifically utilizing AMD Instinct MI455X GPUs to support model training and inference.