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Gigabyte to Ship New AMD Chip Servers in November, More Models in March

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Gigabyte's subsidiary, Gigabyte Technology, is strengthening its AI server product line with new platforms featuring AMD's latest EPYC 9006 series chips.
  • The SP7 server platform will ship in November, with the SP8 model to be delivered in March next year, targeting enterprise AI, cloud computing, and HPC markets.
  • These new platforms are designed to meet the growing demand for high-performance computing in data centers driven by the rapid development of enterprise AI and agentic AI.

Gigabyte Technology is bolstering its AI server offerings with new platforms powered by AMD's sixth-generation EPYC 9006 series processors. The company announced that its SP7 server platform will begin shipping in November, followed by the SP8 model in March of next year. These launches aim to capture opportunities in the AI infrastructure upgrade market, focusing on enterprise AI, cloud computing, virtualization, and high-performance computing (HPC).

As autonomous agentic AI and enterprise AI deployments grow rapidly, the demand for high-performance computing platforms in data centers continues to climb.

— Hou Zhi-renGeneral Manager of Gigabyte Technology, explaining the market demand for new server platforms.

The SP7 platform is engineered for high-performance AI and HPC applications, catering to the demanding needs of AI, hyperscale cloud, and 5G core networks. Meanwhile, the SP8 is designed for high-density and energy-efficient applications such as virtualization, databases, and edge computing, emphasizing optimal cost-effectiveness. Gigabyte Technology also highlighted its comprehensive product line, including rack-level, blade, GPU, and edge servers.

The new generation platform has been redesigned from motherboard configuration, power delivery to cooling architecture, balancing high core density and space utilization to support large AI clusters and edge deployment needs.

— Hou Zhi-renGeneral Manager of Gigabyte Technology, describing the technical features of the new server platforms.

General Manager Hou Zhi-ren stated that the increasing deployment of agentic AI and enterprise AI is driving a continuous rise in demand for high-performance computing platforms in data centers. He explained that the new platforms feature redesigned motherboards, power delivery, and cooling architectures to balance high core density with space efficiency, supporting both large AI clusters and edge deployments. Hou also noted that Gigabyte's new server platforms for the AMD EPYC 9006 series were showcased at AMD's recent AI conference in San Francisco. The company is committed to ongoing research and development and collaboration with top brands to meet evolving user needs.

Gigabyte's server platforms, newly built for AMD's EPYC 9006 series chips, have been showcased at AMD's advanced AI conference in San Francisco this week.

— Hou Zhi-renGeneral Manager of Gigabyte Technology, highlighting the platform's presence at a major industry event.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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