Penguin Computing Announces New Tundra® AP Offering
July 06 2020 - 7:34PM
Penguin Computing Inc., a subsidiary of SMART Global Holdings, Inc.
(NASDAQ: SGH), and leader in high-performance computing (HPC),
artificial intelligence (AI), and enterprise datacenter solutions
and services, today announced that it has released the latest
addition to its highly dense Tundra® supercomputing platform,
Tundra AP, in partnership with Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC).
Customers can now benefit from the many features of Penguin
Computing’s Tundra platform, including industry-leading density,
greater power capacity and efficiency, improved serviceability, and
room-neutral cooling via integrated direct-to-chip liquid cooling,
along with the performance benefits of Intel® Xeon® Scalable 9200
series processors. The first Tundra AP server, Relion® XO1122eAP,
delivers over 7,616 CPU cores per OCP rack.
Penguin Computing’s Tundra AP platform outperforms standard Xeon
Scalable 9200 series-based solutions by enabling greater rack-level
density with improved data center economics. With each Intel
Server System S9200WK node needing up to 1kW, Tundra AP’s higher
power efficiency allows for up to 15% more nodes per rack compared
to a traditional EIA rack with the same footprint. Penguin
Computing’s Tundra OCP rack, coupled with its innovative liquid
cooling system, also provides optimized serviceability. Access to
the hot aisle side of the rack is not required for service and the
disaggregated power configuration allows for the quick exchange of
servers.
“Tundra AP is the natural evolution of the Tundra platform. It
delivers the benefits of the Open Compute infrastructure to a broad
variety of customers with workloads of all sizes,” said William Wu,
Vice President of Hardware Products at Penguin Computing. “The
dense footprint, power efficiency, ease of serviceability, and
innovative cooling design of Penguin Computing’s Tundra platform
provides an unparalleled solution for our customers. The
introduction of Intel Xeon Scalable 9200 processors gives customers
even more options as they plan their compute infrastructure.”
“Tundra AP and the new Relion XO1122eAP system is a great
example of how Intel and Penguin Computing bring together leading
HPC and AI technologies in an OCP form factor,” said Trish
Damkroger, GM and Vice President of Intel’s HPC Business Group.
“Through this partnership, customers with a broad range of compute
workloads can access the leading performance of Intel Xeon Scalable
9200 series processors.”
The first delivery of these new systems is planned for September
2020.
About Penguin Computing For 20 years, the
Penguin Computing team of artificial intelligence (AI),
engineering, and computer science experts has reimagined how
startups, Fortune 500, government, and academic organizations solve
complex technology challenges and achieve their organizational
goals. Penguin Computing is focused on open platforms, including
Open Compute Project (OCP) systems. We specialize in innovative
on-premise high-performance computing (HPC), bare metal HPC in the
cloud, AI, and storage solutions paired with leading-edge design,
implementation, hosting, and managed services including sys-admin
and storage-as-a-service. More information at
www.penguincomputing.com
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Computing, Tundra and Relion are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Penguin Computing, Inc. Penguin Computing is a
subsidiary of SMART Global Holdings Inc., (NASDAQ: SGH). Intel
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