Tag: Gigabyte

Our Gigabyte MZ01-CE0 review shows why this 1P AMD EPYC platform fits an amazing amount in an ATX form factor including up to four GPUs and with 10Gbase-T

The new Gigabyte R271-Z00 is a 2U single socket AMD EPYC platform. With 12x 3.5", 2x 2.5" hot-swap bays and 76 PCIe lanes, it is designed for storage

Introducing the Ultra EPYC. We take a Sun Ultra 24 and retrofit the newest AMD EPYC Gigabyte Platform, NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti, EVGA PSU and Intel Optane storage

Two new Gigabyte Racklution-OP AMD EPYC OCP nodes are now launched showing the company's commitment to innovating in the OCP server space

The Gigabyte W291-Z00 tower server is a single socket AMD EPYC platform designed to utilize up to four GPUs, including passive GPUs like the NVIDIA Tesla V100

New 1U and 2U Marvell ThunderX2 servers are available with built-in SAS controllers and 10GbE networking paired with dual 32 core 128 thread Arm CPUs

Mew Gigabyte G191-H44 servers fit four PCIe x16 GPUs in a 1U form factor for dense HPC compute scenarios. These servers offer maximum bandwidth from hosts to PCIe cards like the NVIDIA Tesla V100

Our Gigabyte H261-Z60 server review tests a next-generation 2U4N platform. This 2U 4-node AMD EPYC server is targeted at dense compute deployments. We test the server with 256 core and 512 threads to see how it performs versus four 1U servers

At SC18 we saw the Gigabyte H221-Q20 which is remarkable insofar as it is perhaps the only Qualcomm Centriq 2400 19in. server platform that will be commercially available.

With today's launch, we have new Gigabyte Intel Xeon E-2100 series server motherboards. We provide a brief overview of two new mATX platforms designed for low-cost servers.