Supermicro & AMD CEOs - Future of Data Center Computing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2022
- Supermicro CEO, Charles Liang, and AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, discuss current and future trends in data center computing infrastructure. As Supermicro launches a broad portfolio of versatile, fast, and efficient building block systems optimized for advanced data center workloads, Charles and Lisa talk with Timothy Prickett Morgan about how the all new AMD EPYC™ 9004 Series Processors will impact data center performance and efficiency.
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Wish I watched this earlier
love AMD products, hope Supermicro can capitalise and build a strong relationship with AMD
NVDA is superior in everyway over AMD.
@@MegaHowtoMan AMD as a company is CPU-first, GPU-second . Nvidia only makes GPUs (apart from the Grace superchip in enterprise), so it doesn't make sense to compare them in the first place lol
The Zen4 EPYC lineup has so much potential - but not all potential customers will be building huge datacentres, with that in mind I have a question for all involved in the development:
WILL dual-socket boards support mix-and-match of Genoa/Genoa-X/Bergamo/Siena CPUs?
...I can see several use-cases for this hybrid approach... e.g. Bergamo CPU is running server processes for clients while the second Genoa-X CPU runs the dedicated database layer, all on a single dual-socket server unit.
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This is one of the best stocks set to skyrocket at the end of 2023 and into 2024 guaranteed !
I regret reading it today
me too @@rajdatla7323
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@@rajdatla7323me too😢
I cant believe I didnt see this comment when you wrote :((
Can anyone judge whether SMCI's technology is better than the competition and if so, what exactly are the differences? (ideally someone who works professionally in the industry)
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SuperMicro rock in my opinion DT
Will it continue to fly high? As they didn’t do pre-announcements for q2 n the stock has been hammered like crazy
Oh wow both are taiwanese Americans
Zahria Same Thing Love Like
Lisa I am not limited by the physical power in the datacenter. I am limited by software ❤❤ and by "standards".
Talk about your watercooling, super cooling deserves light DT
AMD and super micro
Guy gets paid 1 dollar and holds 9% of the company. Aligned to make this company go up up up
Efficiency is all about AMD
I'm so excited when sapphire rapid launches
Lol...... why?
@@1schuchi cause thats gonna amazing
@@jungermeister4940 It's gonna be cool indeed. However AMD will kick Intel's lazy a$$ and wipe the floor with their slow-a$$ unoptimized carcass.😈😈 They don't stand a chance!
@@ChuckNorris-lf6vo Du Haider
@@1schuchi competition good for everyone
What an annoying interviewer. He is talking more than the interviewees.
Stop buying Intel chip. They are expensive and power hungry
{Solve} : {{Maths Roll Error on 24Bit Audio versus 32Bit} ~= Stutter} : Windows 3D Audio, DTS & Dolby Atmos 2022-11-30 RS
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{Solve} : {Maths Roll Error} : (c)RS
{Maths Roll Error on 24Bit Audio versus 32Bit} ~= Stutter
Additional roll, Error margin on 32Bit maths Float with 24Bit 5 point margin roundups,
A 32Bit float rolls up on a single operation 226526554817.{24Bit float + Error roundup} .9> .49 = .5+ = roll up..
R={5+ or 4- | 0.45+ or 0.44-} : or {0.445, |> 0.444444444445 |> 0.4 N4 +Decimal Places +5}
Clipping operation depth of float; Is 3 operations or 2 with Stop count = 1 to 24 bit places + 1 or 2 for error rolling, up or down.
Precision Clip
Math OP | Clip > Cache {Math OP Use}
Precision Counter
Math OP + Counter(internal to FPU:CPU | Stop > Cache {Math OP Use}
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Windows 3D Audio, DTS & Dolby Atmos should do to at least 32Bit 384Khz 7.1 Channels,
There is absolutely no reason a 64Bit processor cannot do 64Bit audio,
Mind you 32Bit Integer is around 60% of total CPU Support with 64Bit divided by 2,
So 32Bit Audio is 100% speed conformant & there are few reasons to reduce it to 24Bit or 16Bit without processing benefaction; Such as Error management on 24Bit on 32Bit instruction:
Both AMD & Intel X64
Rupert S 2022-11-30
"State-of-the-art approaches such as OpenMP and OpenCL"
Thoughts on Super micro?
@@mcgems754 good business