Gigabyte introduces an HPC server with Instinct MI300A from AMD. In addition, the server specialist is showing several other powerful new AI servers with hardware from Nvidia.

Gigabyte is introducing new AI and HPC servers at CES through its subsidiary Giga Computing. The most striking new device is the G383-R80. This server supports the new AMD Instinct MI300A. AMD made this APU available to manufacturers late last year. The MI300A is a high-performance accelerator that shares 128GB of HBM3 memory with integrated Zen 4 CPU cores.

Gigabyte does not take sides and also allies itself with Nvidia and its super chip Grace Hopper. This is a direct competitor to the MI300A. This chip also combines GPU and CPU, but Nvidia uses ARM cores. Gigabyte puts the superchip in its XH23-VG0.

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Then there’s the new G593: a server series equipped with Nvidia HGX H100 accelerators tailored for AI. This bulky server requires 5U of space in your server rack. Finally, Giga Computing will show the G493-SB0 at CES. It has a modular design, accommodates eight dual-slot Gen5 GPUs and can handle various intensive workloads.

Computing power and HPC servers are Gigabyte and Giga Computing’s strengths, but we’ll also see a new storage server at CES. This is the S183-SH0. The device must support LLMs and offers space for 32 E1.S NVMe SSDs.