CPUs are designed for general-purpose computing, able to handle anything thrown at them. As such, they’re ideal for running a flexible array of applications, such as an email server, web client, or word processing application. Yet, custom hardware designed to do that job will be faster than a CPU if focused on a specific task. An excellent example of this is a General Purpose Graphics Processing Unit (GPUs) built differently from CPUs. Explicitly designed to generate realistic 3D graphics at speed, AI, Deep learning, video analytics, and more… GPUs typically have slower core speeds than CPUs. Still, they can have thousands of cores running in parallel. The result is that specific mathematical operations can run faster on a GPU than a CPU.
ASUS GPGPU Servers
Asus GPO servers are built on the latest Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors to deliver incredible 2U server performance, packing incredible power into minimal space. The latest Intel platform delivers a 1.33X average performance improvement in power consumption and clock speed over previous-generation processors with popular applications and benchmarks.
Advantech GPGPU Servers
Advantech GPU powered rackmount servers offer massive parallel computing power and unrivaled networking flexibility. They are designed to deliver ample processing power for the most computationally-intensive applications.
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