The SP5 socket has reached its pinnacle form with 5th Generation AMD EPYC™ processors. The same successful platform that was shared by AMD EPYC™ 9004 & 8004 series processors is now the same one for AMD EPYC™ 9005 series processors. With up to 192 cores, increased frequencies and cache, this top tier performance platform targets general purpose, cloud native, and technical computing. Building on the advantages of the EPYC™ 9004 series, the new EPYC™ 9005 series adopts the 3nm process with AMD “Zen5” and “Zen5c” core architecture, excelling in both energy efficiency and cost optimization. GIGABYTE has already prepared for this new processor with new servers and updates to existing products for 4th Gen AMD EPYC™ processors.
Increased transistor density alongside a reduction in power consumption
Dedicated “Zen 5” & “Zen 5c” cores increase compute density
An L3 cache increase helps to reduce latency in data-intensive operations
Memory capacity up to 9TB in a 2 DIMM per channel configuration
Dual socket configuration adds a significant amount of I/O connectivity
Disaggregated compute architecture possible via Compute Express Link
GIGABTYE is an active member of the OCP, regularly attending the OCP's annual summits and continuously designing and releasing new compute, storage and GPU server hardware based on the OCP Open Rack Standard specifications and providing the best performing mezzanine cards for your OCP solution. GIGABYTE’s latest OCP server product line is based on OCP Open Rack V3 specification. The products are designed for a 21" OCP rack and feature a separate PSU system, with power supplied to each server node by a bus-bar system running along the rear of the rack.
GIGABYTE’s OCP Open Rack Version 3 compliant solutions maintain the cost-efficient designs created in version 2, yet these new solutions provide even more power to each node. GIGABYTE TO23-BT0, a 2OU node tray, supports three nodes and up to six CPUs in a single tray. And a similar node tray, TO25-BT0, is designed for more PCIe expansion slots with each tray supporting up to four dual-slot GPUs or eight full-height full-length single slot cards for growing HPC and AI needs in data centers.