Tag: Supermicro

Today Bloomberg cited security researcher Yossi Appleboum, CEO of Sepio Systems, as supporting Supermicro hardware supply chain issues. We interviewed Mr. Appleboum and he is angry with how Bloomberg is presenting his research saying it impacts many more vendors and impacts networking equipment as well

We take a look at the hardware behind the AMD EPYC and Xilinx Alveo demo system. The server is a BOXX GX8-M, designed to harness up to 1.6Tbps of network bandwidth instead of focusing on PCIe bandwidth.

We look at some of the technical and somewhat strange aspects to the Bloomberg report on Chinese insertion of hacking chips on some Supermicro motherboards.

We investigate a recent Supermicro SYS-6049GP-TRT announcement where the company claims support for up to 20x NVIDIA Tesla T4 inferencing GPUs. We found that the image provided seems to depict the correct system, however with 16x NVIDIA Tesla V100 150W GPUs

Our Supermicro X11SCA-F review finds an adept workstation and server crossover motherboard that is equally adept at both roles. We can see this platform running in branch offices either with Intel Xeon E-2100 or Intel Core i3-8300 CPUs and making a great workstation and server platform.

Recently eBay announced that it builds its own servers and is pushing to open source parts of its next-generation stack servicing one of the world's largest applications. We share our quick analysis of the announcement.

Supermicro is at risk of being delisted from the NASDAQ on Friday, August 22, 2018, because of its ongoing accounting investigation and failing to file SEC documents in a timely manner. We provide some context from the latest earnings call

Our Supermicro X11DAC workstation and server motherboard review shows how this dual socket Intel Xeon Scalable platform has a ton of expandability with PCIe slots and even a SAS3 HBA onboard

We have an overview of the X11SCA family of motherboards. The Supermicro X11SCA is the base ATX motherboard for the family. For wireless workstations, the Supermicro X11SCA-W adds WiFi and Bluetooth. For servers, the Supermicro X11SCA-F adds IPMI support

Our Supermicro AS-1123US-TR4 server review. This is a 1U dual AMD EPYC platform that can support up to 4TB of RAM, 10x 2.5" drives, and up to 4x PCIe expansion cards making it highly customizable