This year's COMPUTEX was dominated as predicted by AI and GPU products. With ChatGPT making headlines for many months and people exploring how AI can be used in their business, it comes as no surprise that vendors such as Gigabyte showcased their prowess with AI-ready servers and solutions.

There are many benefits to RAID-enabled servers, for any workload, but especially those that include an AI strategy. AI GPU Servers rely mostly on the GPU to do all the important work but the outputs need to be stored somewhere. We explain the main RAID modes below:

GIGABYTE's latest R283 series servers featuring GRAID Technology are designed to overcome NVMe storage bottlenecks that can hamper innovation in financial trading, high-resolution imagery and AI-generated content.

GIGABYTE, who is touting Giga Computing as its server arm, which provides high-performance servers and server motherboards, today announced new GIGABYTE servers for the AMD Ryzen™ 7000 series processors that are highly cost-effective, high-performance, and enterprise feature-rich.

GIGABYTE has released a large range of servers this week for what it is calling the exascale era. With a large focus on AI, HPC, Cloud & Big Data, the servers are gpu-centric and focus on maximizing performance. 

GIGABYTE has launched two motherboards focusing on Ryzen 7000 in a server environment. MC13-LE1 & MC13-LE0. They both come with remote management via BMC, Gigabyte Management Console (GMC). The Gigabyte Server Management software (GSM) is also available. This software is capable of managing many servers at a time. 

GIGABYTE has recently announced dual-socket ARM servers. This is quite important for performance users who focus on the Ampete Altra processors. They support up to 256 CPU cores.