GIGABYTE Expands AMD EPYC servers
GIGABYTE continues its active development of new AMD EPYC platforms with the release of the 2U 4 Node H261-Z60, the first AMD EPYC variant of our Density Optimized Server Series
GIGABYTE Server, through many years of design and engineering experience, offers the most competitive, high performance servers on the market
GIGABYTE continues its active development of new AMD EPYC platforms with the release of the 2U 4 Node H261-Z60, the first AMD EPYC variant of our Density Optimized Server Series
GIGABYTE a provider of server hardware for high performance computing has released two new 4U GPU servers: the 8 x SXM2 GPU G481-S80, and the 10 x GPU G481-HA0
GIGABYTE, a provider of high performance server motherboards and systems, has refreshed its AMD EPYC 1U and 2U server line-up
Robert Roe reviews the latest in accelerator technology and finds that GPUs and coprocessors will be key fixtures in the future of deep learning
GIGABYTE Server, through many years of design and engineering experience, offers the most competitive, high-performance servers on the market.
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