Supermicro Unveils NVIDIA GPU Server Test Drive Program with Leading Channel Partners to Deliver Workload Qualification on Remote Supermicro Servers - Seite 2

Participating Partners  

EMEA:

Boston

"Boston is pleased to offer our European partners and customers the opportunity to test one of Supermicro's highest-performance and first-to-market servers based on NVIDIA A100 GPUs," said Manoj Nayee, Managing Director, Boston. "The Supermicro AS -2124GQ-NART system is an ideal building block for AI cluster requirements offered in the compact 2U form factor that provides an impressively dense configuration supporting four NVIDIA A100 GPUs.  The team at Boston Labs and the Boston Training Academy looks forward to supporting customers for testing, training, and implementation of this next generation of accelerated computing."

Broadberry

"Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an area of strategic importance and a key driver of economic development for Europe, according to the European Commission," said Colin Broadberry, president of Broadberry Data Systems. "That's why the Broadberry team is so excited to collaborate with Supermicro to offer clients remote access to NVIDIA A100 graphics processing units (GPU)-based servers, the Broadberry CyberServe A+ Server 2124GQ-NART and CyberServe EPYC EP2-4124GO-NART GPU Server." 

North/Latin America:

Colfax

"Colfax International is excited to collaborate with Supermicro and NVIDIA in launching this new test drive program that enables users across the industry to have access to the Supermicro AS -2124GQ-NART, the latest and most powerful 2U GPU server platform highlighting NVIDIA's new HGX A100 4-GPU," said Gautam Shah, CEO. "This solution is able to deliver new speed to previous challenges, accelerating HPC and AI workloads, which ultimately allows for faster time to solution. With Colfax's expertise in the HPC and AI space, we'll be able to help users select the best GPU solution for their organization." 

Exxact

"Exxact Corporation is excited to be collaborating with Supermicro to provide remote access to a powerful system TensorEX TS4-195183185 containing 8x A100 40GB SXM4 GPUs with 600GB/s GPU to GPU bandwidth capabilities, which will provide excellent opportunity to prove its capabilities in accelerating code across a wide variety of applications and codes," said Andrew Nelson, VP of Technology.