Increased compute performance and networking

Supermicro recently announced 20 new one-socket systems which gives you more than enough reasons to swap out the old dual-socket servers. By stepping down to a single socket system, you'll gain access to up to 136 PCIe 5.0 lanes for expansion, networking and flash storage devices. The new server architecture support Intel® Xeon® 6 P-cores and can handle powerful CPUs with up to 128 cores for all kinds of workloads.

If you want to learn more about the processors used in these Supermicro single-socket servers, visit our Intel® Xeon® 6 Processors page.

Lower running costs

Enterprises and data center operators can reduce initial acquisition costs, ongoing operational costs such as power and cooling, thanks to innovative design and lower thermal load that will help you reduce TCO.

The Beginning of a New Era

Innovation and design has brought us to a stage where servers are getting more compact. More power. But consume less electricity. You will be able to do more with less. Which formerly was only supported on dual socket systems. "We are entering an era of compute where energy-efficient and thermally optimized single socket architecture are becoming a viable alternative to traditional dual processor servers," said Charles Liang, President and CEO of Supermicro.

Available Single-socket Servers