Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE and an industry leader in servers for x86 and Arm-based platforms as well as advanced cooling technologies, today announces the launch of its broader portfolio of AmpereOne M servers, including the GIGABYTE R1A3-T40 and R2A3-T40. With its expanded AmpereOne M portfolio, Giga Computing provides customers access to next-generation performance, efficiency, and scalability for AI, cloud, and data center workloads. AmpereOne M servers will be showcased at the GIGABYTE booth at Korea Electronics Show (KES 2025) in Seoul, October 21-24, and at SuperComputing (SC25) in St. Louis, November 18-20.

Expanding the already core-dense CPU lineup of the AmpereOne family, the AmpereOne M takes performance and scalability to the next level. AmpereOne M processors deliver up to 192 custom Ampere cores with a single-threaded Arm -based architecture optimized for consistent performance. Each processor supports 12 channels of DDR5 memory with one DIMM per channel, enabling configurations of up to 1.5 TB of system memory. To accelerate throughput, AmpereOne M integrates large L2 caches and dual 128-bit vector units per core, ensuring highly efficient execution across diverse workloads. Collectively, these innovations enable efficient, consistent performance for large-scale inference, modern data centers, and AI-driven services.

Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE and an industry leader in servers for x86 and Arm-based platforms as well as advanced cooling technologies, today announces the launch of its broader portfolio of AmpereOne M servers, including the GIGABYTE R1A3-T40 and R2A3-T40. With its expanded AmpereOne M portfolio, Giga Computing provides customers access to next-generation performance, efficiency, and scalability for AI, cloud, and data center workloads. AmpereOne M servers will be showcased at the GIGABYTE booth at Korea Electronics Show (KES 2025) in Seoul, October 21-24, and at SuperComputing (SC25) in St. Louis, November 18-20.

Redefine Performance with AmpereOne M Processors
Expanding the already core-dense CPU lineup of the AmpereOne family, the AmpereOne M takes performance and scalability to the next level. AmpereOne M processors deliver up to 192 custom Ampere cores with a single-threaded Arm -based architecture optimized for consistent performance. Each processor supports 12 channels of DDR5 memory with one DIMM per channel, enabling configurations of up to 1.5 TB of system memory. To accelerate throughput, AmpereOne M integrates large L2 caches and dual 128-bit vector units per core, ensuring highly efficient execution across diverse workloads. Collectively, these innovations enable efficient, consistent performance for large-scale inference, modern data centers, and AI-driven services.

Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) announces the new Dell PowerEdge XR8720t designed to transform edge and telecom infrastructure by delivering unprecedented performance and connectivity, especially for Open RAN and Cloud RAN deployments.

Why it matters:
Traditionally, the need for multiserver deployments has hindered the adoption of Cloud RAN and advanced edge computing, burdening organizations with higher costs, operational complexity, space issues and power demands. Inefficiencies and scalability limitations make it difficult to meet the real-time performance needs of next-generation applications.

Solidigm, a pioneer in enterprise data storage, today introduced the only Cold-Plate-Cooled enterprise SSD (eSSD) for fanless server environments. The industry's first eSSD with single-sided direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology, the Solidigm D7-PS1010 E1.S SSD is one of the fastest PCIe 5.0 SSD on the planet for Direct Attach Storage (DAS) AI workloads.

"Solidigm's Cold-Plate-Cooled eSSD is a breakthrough for thermal optimization, unlocking tremendous value inside the most advanced GPU servers," said Greg Matson, Senior Vice President and Head of Products and Marketing, Solidigm. "This is the world's first single-sided Cold-Plate solution that cools both sides of the SSD, delivering the most efficient storage subsystem available to alleviate the strain placed on SSDs in dense AI environments."

Embark Studios, the game studio behind The Finals, has officially made its next game, ARC Raiders, available for pre-order on PC via both Steam and Epic Games, as well as on Xbox Series and PlayStation 5. ARC Raiders is a PvPvE extraction shooter that hopes to deliver a slightly more in-depth world and progression system than other similar shooters, like Apex Legends. It will feature dynamic weather and a changing world as well as quests and in-game NPCs who all have their own agendas. The pre-order will cost $39.99 for the standard edition, but the Deluxe Edition will cost $59.99. That $60 gets you an exclusive Astro Bundle, Scrappy Cowboy skin, 2,400 Raider Tokens for in-game purchases, and the perks of the standard edition pre-order. The standard edition pre-order includes a duck-themed Hatchling Backpack and a Golden Rubber Duck Backpack Charm cosmetic. ARC Raiders will officially launch on October 30, and aside from the PC and aforementioned consoles, it will also be available on NVIDIA GeForce Now game streaming.

At the time of writing, ARC Raiders has a pretty substantial following on Steam, with over 169,000 followers leading the game to fifth place in SteamDB's "top wishlists" ranking. The developer also announced a Server Slam event to test the game's infrastructure on October 17 to 19. The Server Slam will be a free opportunity to play ARC Raiders ahead of launch, and it will give gamers a chance to try out the Dam Battlegrounds map, experience crafting and progression, and completing a handful of in-game quests. Players who participate in the Server Slam event do not need an invitation, unlike prior tests, and it will be available to players on all platforms, although it will be a gradual rollout throughout the first day of the event. No progress will be carried over into the main game, but players will get an in-game backpack cosmetic to commemorate their participation.

Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE Group and a pioneer in generative AI and high-performance computing (HPC) servers, today announced the launch of its new flagship server, GIGABYTE G894-SD3-AAX7. This 8U dual-processor platform supports NVIDIA HGX B300 and is designed to accelerate AI training, inference, and complex HPC workloads, delivering unparalleled performance and scalability.

Leading-Edge AI Reasoning and High-Performance Computing Platform
The G894-SD3-AAX7 combines the latest hardware innovations in a compact 8U, air-cooled chassis, maximizing both system performance and expansion capabilities:

• NVIDIA HGX B300 Support: The 8-GPU HGX B300 platform integrates 8x NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs with NVIDIA NVLink and NVLink Switch to deliver 1.8 TB/s GPU-GPU bandwidth and 14.4 TB/s total bandwidth for scalable AI performance.
• Powerful Processor Configuration: Dual Intel Xeon 6700/6500 series processors with 32 DDR5 DIMM slots, delivering robust compute for next-generation AI training and HPC applications.
• Ultra-High-Speed Networking: Equipped with 8x 800 Gb/s OSFP InfiniBand or 16x 400 Gb/s Ethernet ports via NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNICs, enabling high-throughput performance for large-scale data center workloads.

The demand for efficient, scalable and cost-effective AI infrastructure has never been higher. To meet this need, Dell introduces the PowerEdge XE7740 server, featuring Intel Gaudi 3 PCIe accelerators - available for the first time today. Dell is proud to be the first to market with an integrated server configuration featuring the new Intel Gaudi 3 PCIe AI accelerator. The PowerEdge XE7740 is designed to offer powerful AI acceleration, flexibility and performance. The 4U PowerEdge XE7740 delivers the ease of integration of the PowerEdge R-Series with the performance and scalability of PowerEdge XE-Series, advanced networking and powerful accelerator configurations to meet the growing needs of AI development.

Whether you're fine-tuning AI models for specific business workflows or running high-performance inferencing, the XE7740 simplifies deployment, improves operations and sets new benchmarks for AI price vs. performance. Now enterprise business and industries like financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, telecommunications and retail have even more freedom to choose right-sized AI infrastructure.

Infineon Technologies AG is introducing a 12 kW reference design for high-performance power supply units (PSUs), specifically designed for AI data centers and server applications. The reference design offers high efficiency and high-power density, and leverages all relevant semiconductor materials silicon (Si), silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN). It is aimed at research and development engineers, hardware designers, and developers of power electronics systems.

"In the ongoing quest of the increased energy demand of artificial intelligence, Infineon's contribution is to provide power solutions with the highest conversion efficiency to preserve every single possible Watt," said Richard Kunčič, Senior Vice President and General Manager Power Switches at Infineon. "Our new 12 kW high-density power supply unit reference design is using advanced power conversion topologies and therefore utilizing CoolMOS, CoolSiC and CoolGaN which allows the PSU to release the full potential in energy efficiency, reliability, and power density. We are proud to be at the forefront of powering AI."

Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE Group, today announced the availability of the XL44-SX2-AAS1 server, integrating NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs with the NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU and NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNICs, this breakthrough platform unifies computing and high-speed data transfer to empower the next generation of enterprise AI.

Breakthrough in Compute and Networking Integration
The XL44-SX2-AAS1 is an NVIDIA RTX PRO Server, combining the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture with the new NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNIC Switch Boards to deliver unprecedented AI performance and interconnect:

• Extreme AI Acceleration: The XL44-SX2-AAS1 is a high-density, high-performance server built on the NVIDIA MGX modular reference design. The system is accelerated by up to eight NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs, each featuring 96 GB of GDDR7 memory, enabling generative AI, 3D rendering, and scientific simulations.

EnGenius Technologies, a global leader in networking solutions, today announced its expansion into the data center server market with the launch of the EAS Series DC-MHS Data Center Servers. This milestone marks EnGenius' entry into the high-performance, AI-driven data center market. The new EAS2210 (2U) and EAS1210 (1U) servers, powered by Intel Xeon 6, are purpose-built to accelerate digital transformation with modular OCP scalability for AI, virtualization, and private cloud workloads.

"The launch of the EAS Series marks a key milestone in EnGenius' vision to embrace AI connectivity," said Roger Liu, EVP at EnGenius Technologies. "Our goal is to help enterprises transform their networks into intelligent systems—capable of learning, adapting, and delivering new value in a rapidly evolving digital world."

STULZ, the global based mission-critical air conditioning specialist, has announced the availability of its innovative CyberRack SideCooler. Precision engineered to meet the cooling demands of data centers in space constrained or remote locations with major benefits for edge add microdata centers. This closed loop water cooled unit is ideal for environments with higher heat loads, where efficient air conditioning is essential for optimal operation and uptime.

The CyberRack SideCooler has been designed with flexibility at its core. It can be seamlessly integrated between server racks or within a microdata center, delivering efficient cooling directly at the heat source. Its compact footprint maximizes space efficiency, while front and rear service access points simplify maintenance work. Additionally, the use of hot-swappable fans enables quick, safe replacement without interrupting operations.

Dell Technologies announces financial results for its fiscal 2026-second quarter. The company also provides guidance for its fiscal 2026 third quarter and full year.

Second-Quarter Summary

• Record revenue of $29.8 billion, up 19% year over year
• Operating income of $1.8 billion, up 27% year over year, and non-GAAP operating income of $2.3 billion, up 10%
• Diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.70, up 38% year over year, and record second-quarter non-GAAP diluted EPS of $2.32, up 19%
• Cash flow from operations of $2.5 billion

Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE and an industry leader in accelerated computing servers and advanced cooling technologies, today announced the launch of its first 3U 10-node blade servers: the GIGABYTE B343-C40, supporting AMD EPYC 4005 or Ryzen 9000 Series processors, and the GIGABYTE B343-X40, supporting Intel Xeon 6300-series processors. This new GIGABYTE B-series marks Giga Computing's entry into blade server solutions, optimized for enterprise, edge, and cloud workloads that demand scalable, power-efficient systems with centralized management.

The GIGABYTE B343 Series is also Giga Computing's first product line to incorporate post-consumer recycled (PCR) low-carbon materials, supporting the rising global demand for sustainable computing. These servers are engineered for performance and environmental responsibility, aligning with evolving carbon regulations and enterprise ESG goals.

Mercury Research compiled the latest data for the second quarter of 2025, with updates across the desktop, mobile, client, and server platforms. In Q2 2025, AMD achieved its best quarter yet. AMD's desktop x86 unit share rose to 32.2%, roughly one third of the market, and its desktop CPU revenue share climbed to 39.3%. Those gains reflect strong demand for Ryzen 9000 series processors and gamers' favorite X3D models, which together have driven both unit momentum and a disproportionate share of dollars in desktop sales. Note that Intel still remains the largest desktop vendor, but its unit share of 67.8% now represents a materially narrower lead than in prior years.

The desktop picture matters because value mix, not just units, is where margins are won. AMD is capturing more high-end sockets and achieving higher average selling prices, which helps its revenue share outpace its unit share. Intel continues to outsell AMD on desktops at a ratio of approximately two to one, down sharply from ratios that were far more present in earlier cycles. That compression signals a more contested market, with AMD converting enthusiast and commercial interest into concrete wins in both retail and OEM channels. Retail and DIY buyers are buying the latest Ryzen parts for gaming and content creation, while some system manufacturers are expanding Ryzen options in their higher-performance prebuilt lines.

Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE and an industry leader in generative AI servers and advanced cooling technologies, today announced its GIGABYTE booth at SIGGRAPH 2025 to showcase innovative products accelerated by NVIDIA Blackwell architecture that allows designers and researchers to manipulate or engage with digital content in real-time. At SIGGRAPH, Giga Computing is presenting a comprehensive range of AI computing solutions, beginning with a compact system, advancing to a high-performance workstation, and culminating in a powerful server. Each system is fully optimized and seamlessly integrated with the NVIDIA AI software stack to deliver exceptional performance across a broad spectrum of applications, including video processing, AI research, and more.

A GIGABYTE GPU Server to Maximize Design and Visualization
Then new GIGABYTE XL44-SX2 at SIGGRAPH shows off the best in enterprise computing by pairing a future-proof, modularized server design with the ultimate data center GPU for AI and visual computing—NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition. This GPU accelerates demanding enterprise workloads, including AI, scientific computing, graphics, and video applications. Up to eight GPUs can be configured in the GIGABYTE server with an integrated NVIDIA MGX PCIe switch board with NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNIC with 800G networking for each GPU to deliver high throughput and better scale-out capabilities.

NVIDIA today announced that the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPU is coming to the world's most popular enterprise servers, speeding the shift from traditional CPU systems to accelerated computing platforms. With these new 2U mainstream servers, enterprises worldwide can harness the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture in the most widely adopted rack-mounted systems for breakthrough performance and efficiency in their data centers.

Global system partners including Cisco, Dell Technologies, HPE, Lenovo and Supermicro will offer the 2U NVIDIA RTX PRO Servers—available in multiple configurations—to bring universal acceleration for enterprise workloads spanning agentic AI, content creation, data analytics, graphics, scientific simulation, as well as industrial and physical AI.

Super X AI Technology Limited today announced the official launch of its latest All-in-One Multi-Model Servers ("MMS"). As the first enterprise-grade AI infrastructure to support the dynamic collaboration of multiple models by SuperX, this MMS is centered on being out-of-the-box ready, multimodel fused, and deeply integrated into application scenarios. It provides enterprises with a secure and efficient full-stack AI solutions, with customized specifications for enterprises of various scales, marking a new era where large model applications evolve towards the collaboration of multimodel intelligent agents. This is an integrated solution offered to large enterprise AI clients, following the debut of SuperX's XN9160-B200 AI Server on July 30, 2025, expanding SuperX's portfolio of enterprise AI infrastructure products.

To help enterprise clients secure a decisive competitive edge in the new wave of generative AI, this All-In-One Multi-Model Server comes pre-configured with high-performance large language models (LLMs), including the newly released top-tier open-source models GPT-OSS-120B and GPT-OSS-20B from OpenAI. Benchmark results show that GPT-OSS-120B achieves—and in some key tests like Massive Multitask Language Understanding (MMLU) and American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) even surpasses—the performance of several leading closed-source models according to OpenAI's press release on Aug 5, 2025. That means SuperX's customers will be able to gain world-class AI inference and knowledge-processing capabilities at superior cost efficiency.

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, a global leader in designing and marketing NAND flash controllers for solid-state storage devices, today announced it will showcase its MonTitan SM8366 PCIe Gen 5 SSD controller solutions, demonstrated using the VAST Data Ceres V2 AI Storage platform and Aetina NVIDIA MGX server, at FMS (the Future of Memory and Storage) 2025 in Santa Clara, California, taking place August 5-7 in at booth #315. MonTitan, together with other advanced storage solutions optimized for AI applications, underscores Silicon Motion's commitment to delivering next-generation scalability and performance for data-intensive workloads.

Silicon Motion is collaborating with Unigen to demonstrate its Cheetah High Capacity 128 TB QLC E1.L SSD and Cheetah 3.2 TB SLC U.2 SSD powered by Silicon Motion's SM8366 to showcase an efficient and cost-effective storage solution by using VAST Data Ceres V2 Dbox platform. By leveraging NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs to accelerate networking and compute combined with its compact 1U form factor, CERES V2 delivers exceptional density for mission-critical AI deployments that demand scalability and throughput.

TRUSTA, the enterprise storage brand of memory leader ADATA, announced its first-ever participation in the Open Compute Project APAC Summit, the annual technical conference for the open compute industry in Asia-Pacific region, debuts in Taiwan this year, gathering industry leaders to focus on innovations in data centers and AI infrastructure. In collaboration with FADU, a leading enterprise SSD controller brand, TRUSTA is showcasing their latest technological achievements, presenting a key solution for the sustainable development of data centers in the AI era.

TRUSTA Emphasizes SSD Power Efficiency Amid AI Boom and Corporate Sustainability Challenges
With the explosion of AI applications, data centers are facing unprecedented storage pressure. Since 2012, the computing power required for large language models has grown 4.7 times annually. Industry forecasts indicate that by 2030, the data volume for AI inference will surpass that of training data by 3.8 times, with energy consumption demand reaching 1.65 times that of 2023. At the same time, generative AI is accelerating the widespread adoption of synthetic data to surpass real-world data. The resulting data explosion—combined with the 24/7 operation of modern data centers—is intensifying the conflict between technological innovation, energy demand, and carbon emissions.

At OCP APAC 2025 (Booth S04), MSI, a global leader in high-performance server solutions, presents modular server platforms for modern data center needs. The lineup includes AMD DC-MHS servers for 21" ORv3 and 19" EIA racks, built for scalable and energy-efficient cloud infrastructure, and a NVIDIA MGX-based GPU server optimized for high-density AI workloads such as LLM training and inference. These platforms demonstrate how MSI is powering what's next in computing with open, modular, and workload-optimized infrastructure. "Open and modular infrastructure is shaping the future of compute. With OCP-aligned and MGX-based platforms, MSI helps customers reduce complexity, accelerate scale-out, and prepare for the demands of cloud-native and AI-driven environments." - Danny Hsu, General Manager of MSI's Enterprise Platform Solutions

AMD DC-MHS Platforms for Cloud Infrastructure
Powered by a single AMD EPYC 9005 processor and up to 12 DDR5 DIMM slots per node, MSI's DC-MHS open compute and core compute platforms deliver strong compute performance and high memory bandwidth to meet the demands of data-intensive and parallel workloads. Built on the modular OCP DC-MHS architecture and equipped with DC-SCM2 management modules, these systems offer cross-vendor interoperability, streamlined integration, and easier serviceability, ideal for modern, scalable infrastructure in hyperscale and cloud environments.

Avalue Technology Inc., a global leader in industrial computing solutions, proudly announces the release of its latest high-performance server-grade motherboard, HPM-GNRUA, designed to meet the growing demands of AI, data infrastructure, and high-density edge computing. Supporting the newest Intel Xeon 6 processor platform (6500P/6700P) with a TDP of up to 350 W, HPM-GNRUA delivers next-level performance, advanced PCIe Gen 5 expandability, and robust remote management capabilities—making it the ideal backbone for compute-intensive applications.
Designed for Intelligent Infrastructure

Built on a standard ATX form factor, HPM-GNRUA is well-suited for rackmount servers, industrial chassis, and edge data center nodes. It is specifically optimized for AI inference, intelligent factory control, cloud storage management, and 5G MEC platforms. Leveraging the P-Core architecture of Intel Xeon 6, the board provides exceptional compute density and multithreaded processing for latency-sensitive workloads—delivering both stability and flexibility at the edge.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), a Total IT Solution Provider for AI/ML, HPC, Cloud, Storage, and 5G/Edge, is now shipping the industry's most advanced 4-socket servers for large-scale database and enterprise applications. Using the latest Intel Xeon 6 Processors with Performance-Cores (P-Cores), these new servers are CXL 2.0 ready and are ideal for HPC, mission-critical workloads, and in-memory databases. Other applications that will benefit from these systems are those that require a very large memory footprint with massive processing power, or scientific simulation applications that rely heavily on CPU computing with low latencies. As a critical component of Supermicro's Data Center Building Block Solutions (DCBBS), these new servers offer significantly higher performance than previous generations of 4-socket systems.

"These new 4-socket servers are addressing the needs of the most demanding enterprises worldwide, who require the simplicity and serviceability of a single system with up to 16 TB of memory, and up to 6 double-width GPUs," said Charles Liang, president and CEO of Supermicro. "With our DCBBS approach and worldwide production capabilities, Supermicro can now deliver complete data center solutions to customers in all geographies and is first-to-market for this segment. We are able to provide organizations with a wide variety of systems for all of their IT needs."

Today, IBM revealed IBM Power11, the next generation of IBM Power servers. Redesigned with innovations across its processor, hardware architecture, and virtualization software stack, Power11 is designed to deliver the availability, resiliency, performance, and scalability enterprises demand, for seamless hybrid deployment on-premises or in IBM Cloud.

Organizations across industries have long run their most mission-critical, data-intensive workloads on IBM Power, most notably those within the banking, healthcare, retail, and government spaces. Now, enterprises face an onslaught of new technologies and solutions as they transition into the age of AI. IDC found that one billion new logical applications are expected by 2028, and the proliferation of these systems poses new complexities for companies. IBM built Power11 to deliver simplified, always-on operations with hybrid cloud flexibility for enterprises to maintain competitiveness in the AI era.

Giga Computing, an industry innovator and leader in enterprise hardware and advanced cooling solutions, today announced four new GIGABYTE servers built on the NVIDIA HGX B200 platform. This expansion of the GIGABYTE GPU server portfolio brings greater thermal design flexibility and support for the latest processors, including the new AI-optimized Intel Xeon 6 CPUs, giving customers more options as they tailor their systems for workloads and efficiency.

NVIDIA HGX B200 propels the data center into a new era of accelerating computing and generative AI. Built on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, the HGX B200 platform features 15X faster real-time inference on trillion-parameter models.

In just a few years, AMD has gone from the underdog to Intel's most serious challenger in the server world. Thanks to its EPYC processors, AMD now captures about a third of every dollar spent on server CPUs, up from essentially zero in 2017. Over that same period, Intel's share has slipped from nearly 100% to roughly 63%, signaling a significant shift in what companies choose to power their data centers. The real inflection point came with AMD's Zen architecture: by mid-2020, EPYC had already claimed more than 10% of server-CPU revenues. Meanwhile, Intel's rollout of Sapphire Rapids Xeons encountered delays and manufacturing issues, leaving customers to look elsewhere. By late 2022, AMD was over the 20% mark, and Intel found itself under 75% for the first time in years.

Looking ahead, analysts at IDC and Mercury Research, with data compiled by Bank of America, expect AMD's slice of the revenue pie to grow to about 36% by 2025, while Intel drops to around 55%. Arm-based server chips are also starting to make real inroads, forecast to account for roughly 9% of CPU revenue next year as major cloud providers seek more energy- and cost-efficient options. By 2027, AMD could approach a 40% revenue share, Intel may fall below half the market, and Arm designs could capture 10-12%. Remember that these figures track revenue rather than unit sales: AMD's gains come primarily from high-end, high-core-count processors, whereas Intel still shifts plenty of lower-priced models. With AMD poised to launch its Genoa and Bergamo EPYCs and Intel banking on the upcoming E-core Xeon 6 series to regain its footing, the fight for server-CPU supremacy is far from over. Still, Intel's once-unbeatable lead is clearly under threat.