Gigabyte Showcases AMD Instinct MI250

GIGABYTE Technology, (TWSE: 2376), an industry leader in high-performance servers and workstations, announced today its participation in ISC High Performance 2022 (ISC), which runs from May 30th to June 1st. GIGABYTE’s booth (A115) will showcase the latest solutions of accelerated computing, liquid & immersion cooling, and edge solutions, as well as provide an opportunity for attendees to get a glimpse into the next-generation enterprise hardware. GIGABYTE has also announced plans to support the NVIDIA Grace™ CPU Superchip and the NVIDIA Grace™ Hopper™ Superchip. With the new hardware innovations, GIGABYTE is charting a path to meet the requirements for the foreseeable future in data centers.

ISC is unquestionably one of the world’s largest HPC events and has continued to generate great interest and anticipation from the international community for the latest technologies.

HPC Solutions at ISC
Thanks to its building block design and product innovations, GIGABYTE has an expansive enterprise portfolio of HPC servers and motherboards that are well-suited for scientific simulation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), virtualization, hyperconverged infrastructure, high-performance storage, and more. At ISC, GIGABYTE will have cutting-edge advancements on demo at its booth.

  • Accelerated Computing:
    Purpose-built HPC server systems that support diverse types of accelerators beyond PCIe cards, namely the NVIDIA HGX and AMD Instinct (OAM) configurations, will be on display. Also, there will be servers for Ampere® Altra® and Ampere® Altra® Max, AMD EPYC™, and Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, as well as AMD Instinct™ MI250, NVIDIA HGX™ A100, and Xilinx® Alveo™ accelerators.

 

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