These Lenovo Servers Might be the Most Flexible AI Boxes Yet!

The Lenovo ThinkSystem SR685a V3 and SR680a V3 are versatile 8-way GPU servers, tailored for diverse enterprise AI needs, share a modular foundation that allows for interchangeable components, providing exceptional customization and scalability. The SR685a V3, powered by dual 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors, is optimized for high bandwidth GPU-to-GPU communications, making it perfect for generative AI applications. Meanwhile, the SR680a V3, equipped with 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors, supports a broad range of AI and computational tasks. With support for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, future Intel Gaudi 3 support, and a robust cooling system, these servers promise to elevate your AI capabilities. Join us as we explore the design, specifications, and potential of these innovative systems that are making waves in the AI and tech communities!
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[@NutkeyDoesMinecraft]

Thank you for linking the product page, I can definitely afford this

[@durdy911]

Why only 2TB ram on both platforms and such low density ram? aren't these chips (especially the AMD ) capable of higher density on 2 processor?

[@StorageReview]

Not at top speed, usually to get more DRAM it will be at slower clocks.

[@mwhiegl]

It can do more, typically you look for „only“ 1.5X to 2X GPU memory, so with e.g. 8x80GB you are ok with less than 1TB while with 8x192GB you want to 2.3TB to 3TB, which at 32 slots (Intel) can be achieved with 96GB DIMMs, and with 24 slots (AMD) with 128GB DIMMs.

[@smartbusinessltd]

😂what is a BTS member doing in sales

[@emonshiv6891]

Why 😅

[@smartbusinessltd]

@@emonshiv6891 look at him 😅… so BTS

[@emonshiv6891]

@@smartbusinessltd 😁

[@user-zy9xy4ru3f]

Thinking BITCOIN FARMING UNIT

[@oleggritsev]

Better to build own server. Lenovo always have some issues with compatability and support.

[@JordansTechJunk]

Wow, what a hot take. I'm sure that enterprises will love to build 10,000 servers rather than order them with a warranty, support contract and deployment and production support because its "better". How did nobody think of that before?!?

[@oleggritsev]

@@JordansTechJunk Well, if we need a lot of servers, we use Dell or HP or Sinology, but not Lenovo because we’ve already had a sad experience more than once!