Solutions · General Compute
Gigabyte dual-socket servers for dense virtualization, databases and web applications, balancing power consumption, DDR5 memory channels and PCIe slots.
AMD EPYC Genoa · BergamoIntel Xeon ScalableDDR5PCIe Gen 51U and 2U
Market landscape
Virtualized environments grow faster than the rack. Every new virtual machine competes for memory, I/O and power with the ones already running.
More virtual machines per host require many cores and memory channels without blowing the power budget.
Databases and software-defined storage need NVMe and PCIe with enough bandwidth so they don't hold back the application.
Every watt saved on the server also cuts room cooling costs and improves the data center's PUE.
Higher core-count processors raise TDP. The chassis must guarantee airflow in 1U and 2U.
Engineering highlights
Processors
AMD EPYC (Genoa and Bergamo) and Intel Xeon Scalable in dual-socket configurations.
Memory
Many channels per socket for dense virtualization and in-memory databases.
Expansion
Slots for network cards, controllers and accelerators.
Storage
Front bays for fast VM and database tiers.
Form factor
1U for rack density, 2U for more expansion and bays.
Virtualization
VMware, Proxmox and Hyper-V scenarios, plus web applications and databases.
Recommended hardware
A catalog selection of 1U and 2U dual-socket rack servers.
For channels and resellers
Strategic partnership with Giga Computing and access to Gigabyte's rack server portfolio.
Technical support for sizing: processor, memory, storage and networking matched to the customer's workload.
Stock availability and invoicing through the distributor to speed up the reseller's project closing.
Project quote
Describe your scenario and a technical specialist will get back to you with the recommended configuration.
