Super Micro Computer says these systems are optimised for the Intelligent Edge, where responsive systems that reduce latency are required.

"Our latest systems are designed for harsh conditions with the highest performing CPUs and GPUs that are available. Supermicro has the unique ability to quickly deliver industry-optimised solutions from the edge to the data centre by using our Building Block Solution approach,” claims Super Micro Computer president and CEO Charles Liang.

Super Micro Computer is also introducing updated versions of the popular IP65 Outdoor Edge system and the Hyper-E product lines, all of which are designed with the Intel Xeon CPU and various forms factors.

These systems are all applications optimised for computing and inferencing at the edge and are available worldwide.

Edge systems incorporate the Intel Xeon CPUs, including the Intel Xeon D family and the 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors. With these CPUs built, Super Micro Computer servers produce more work per watt of electricity.

"As data continues to be processed outside the traditional data centre, customers are looking for solutions to address the most demanding use cases to create a better overall experience for key network and edge usages and workloads," says Intel vice president and general manager of network and edge compute division Jeni Panhorst.

"Our collaboration with Super Micro Computer extends the reach of systems needed to meet demand in ruggedised environments and allows new solutions to be delivered to help increase innovation and decrease costs for many organisations."

This first appeared in the subscription newsletter CommsWire on 23 June 2022.