Supermicro Expands AI Portfolio with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Support
Supermicro has expanded its enterprise AI portfolio to include support for the upcoming NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition and NVIDIA H200 NVL platform, announced in a press release. This expansion includes over 100 GPU-optimized systems designed to meet demanding data center requirements.
The new NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition is optimized for both AI and graphics workloads, featuring enhanced performance with faster GDDR7 memory and increased memory capacity. Supermicro's systems, many of which are NVIDIA Certified, will support these GPUs to facilitate accelerated computing for AI inference, visualization, and virtualization tasks.
Supermicro's expanded portfolio includes a variety of form factors, from high-density rackmount workstations to edge-optimized systems, providing flexibility for enterprise AI deployments. The systems are designed to support NVIDIA SuperNICs for improved infrastructure scaling and GPU clustering, maximizing performance for AI models and HPC workloads.
This announcement follows Supermicro's recent production of NVIDIA Blackwell Rack-Scale Solutions, which further enhances its capabilities in AI data center solutions.
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