GIGABYTE, a leading innovator of high-performance computing solutions, is pleased to introduce their latest enterprise server solutions in data center technology: AMD EPYC™ immersion cooling servers. This cutting-edge solution marks a significant advancement in addressing the increasing computational demands while prioritizing environmental conservation.
In response to the urgent need for more efficient data center operations, GIGABYTE has developed immersion cooling servers that immerse components in non-conductive cooling liquids. This innovative approach ensures direct contact with heat-generating parts, facilitating highly efficient thermal conduction.
The latest lineup includes three immersion servers: R283-ZF0, G293-Z42, and H273-Z82, all powered by the latest AMD EPYC™ 9004 Series processors. These servers cater to a wide range of workloads, from general-purpose computing to demanding AI applications. By leveraging immersion cooling, GIGABYTE servers rapidly dissipate heat, enhancing performance and prolonging the lifespan of computing components.
The AMD EPYC™ Series processors offer unparalleled CPU performance and energy efficiency, with a platform boasting 2x the throughput of PCIe 4.0 lanes and support for 50% more memory channels. GIGABYTE's enterprise products maximize the capabilities of EPYC-based systems, supporting fast PCIe Gen5 accelerators, Gen5 NVMe drives, and high-performance DDR5 memory.
Experience the future of data center cooling with GIGABYTE's immersion cooling solutions. For more information on immersion cooling solutions, visit here.
In addition, GIGABYTE offers both single-phase and two-phase system options, designing servers specifically for immersion and collaborating with trusted partners like Asperitas, GRC, and Submer to provide businesses with comprehensive, fast-deployment services! For more information on single-phase and two-phase system options, visit here.
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In response to the urgent need for more efficient data center operations, GIGABYTE has developed immersion cooling servers that immerse components in non-conductive cooling liquids. This innovative approach ensures direct contact with heat-generating parts, facilitating highly efficient thermal conduction.
The latest lineup includes three immersion servers: R283-ZF0, G293-Z42, and H273-Z82, all powered by the latest AMD EPYC™ 9004 Series processors. These servers cater to a wide range of workloads, from general-purpose computing to demanding AI applications. By leveraging immersion cooling, GIGABYTE servers rapidly dissipate heat, enhancing performance and prolonging the lifespan of computing components.
The AMD EPYC™ Series processors offer unparalleled CPU performance and energy efficiency, with a platform boasting 2x the throughput of PCIe 4.0 lanes and support for 50% more memory channels. GIGABYTE's enterprise products maximize the capabilities of EPYC-based systems, supporting fast PCIe Gen5 accelerators, Gen5 NVMe drives, and high-performance DDR5 memory.
Experience the future of data center cooling with GIGABYTE's immersion cooling solutions. For more information on immersion cooling solutions, visit here.
In addition, GIGABYTE offers both single-phase and two-phase system options, designing servers specifically for immersion and collaborating with trusted partners like Asperitas, GRC, and Submer to provide businesses with comprehensive, fast-deployment services! For more information on single-phase and two-phase system options, visit here.
For sales inquiries and further assistance, please contact us here.
Media contact: news@gigacomputing.com
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