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Support for AMD 4th Gen EPYC™ platforms brings double the operating efficiency TAIPEI, Aug. 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Inventec (TPE: 2356), a global leader in high-powered servers headquartered in Taiwan, is launching its cutting-edge C805G6 server for data centers based on AMD's newest 4th Gen EPYC™ platform — a major innovation in computing power that provides double the operating efficiency of previous platforms.   A Cutting-Edge Server for Modern AI Workloads   These innovations are timely, as the industry worldwide faces converse challenges — on one hand, a growing need to reduce carbon footprints and power consumption, while, on the other hand, the push for ever higher computing power and performance for AI. In fact, in 2022 MIT found that improving a machine learning model tenfold will require a 10,000-fold increase in computational requirements.   Addressing both pain points, George Lin, VP of Business Unit VI, Inventec Enterprise Business Group (Inventec EBG) notes that, "Our latest C805G6 data center solution represents an innovation both for the present and the future, setting the standard for performance, energy efficiency, and security while delivering top-notch hardware for powering AI workloads." Powerful scalability & flexibilityIn addition to supporting the full range of 4th generation AMD EPYC™ processors, the C805G6 is a 2U server that delivers maximum scalability and flexibility for enabling data centers to expand compute power as needed. The server can be equipped with four SSDs that are interchangeable between various storage form factors, such as E1.S, U.2, and E3.S, and there is an option to allow up to eight SSDs per sled. For greater flexibility and compatibility, the server offers two power supply options, CRPS and DC48V, ensuring optimal usage in a variety of data center setups. To take compute power to the next level for AI, vision, and graphics-intensive workloads, the server supports NVIDIA® GPUs such as H100 and A100. C805G6's offering of the latest, top-performance hardware continues with support for up to twelve DDR5 1DPC RAM, OCP 3.0 NIC, and up to eight PCIe Gen 5 expansion slots. Security for the modern threat landscapeGrowing threats to data centers and enterprises around the world require ironclad security solutions that are up to the task. Inventec's C805G6 rises to the occasion with a design based on OCP DC-SCM 2.0 standards, including the RoT (Root of Trust) Module. Inaccessible from outside the computer ecosystem, this Module is a trusted hardware source that generates and protects cryptographic keys while performing functions within a secure environment. Modular, tool-less designThe modular design of the C805G6 enables quick, efficient expansion and paves the way for a seamless maintenance experience, with users able to hot-swap components, while the tool-less design allows for simplified servicing. This excellent serviceability applies to the motherboard tray, hard drive, and fans, while an N+1 redundancy function for both power supply and cooling fans ensures continuity of operation and cooling. About InventecFounded in 1975, Inventec manufactures computers, telephones, notebooks, and servers and has developed a strong foundation for global success. Through its variety of products, strategic alliances, supply-chain integration, expanded business scale, and enhanced long-term competitiveness, the company has achieved numerous milestones while adhering to the values of innovation, quality, open-mindedness, and execution. In recent years, Inventec has increasingly been more active in industries such as cloud computing, wireless communication, intelligent devices and IoT. About Inventec Data Center Solutions (Inventec EBG)Inventec Data Center Solutions (Inventec EBG) was established in 1998 and has been focusing on the design and manufacturing of server systems in Inventec Corporation. Over decades, Inventec EBG has been the key server system supplier for numerous global brands.

英業達捐贈國立臺灣大學20組伺服器機櫃，約560台伺服器 (20 racks/approximately 560 Inventec C600G5 1U2P Intel Processor-Based servers s)，以利相關研究與教。有了這些高運算力伺服器，我們相信臺大將可以進行更多一流研究與培育頂尖人才。 Photo curtesy of Ms. Yi-Yun Lee.照片出處：李依芸小姐  

Inventec is excited to participate in NVIDIA #GTC23 to share our experience in smart manufacturing on automated optical inspection. In a session on Thursday, Mar 23 9:00 PM–9:25 PM CST entitled “Utilizing Data with Low Privacy Concerns in Smart Manufacturing”, our senior VP Wei-Chao Chen and his team will present an invented framework that allows users to control the trade-off between the model performance and the security level. The idea of this framework can potentially improve data utilization and benefit smart manufacturing.  

2023/03/02 經濟日報 記者吳凱中／台北報導英業達宣布繼 2022 年 12 月 14 日 5G Next Lab 開幕活動中，與微軟、趨勢科技及新漢簽署四方合作備忘錄後，彼此技術整合、方案落地、爭取客戶腳步未曾停歇。目前正於西班牙巴塞隆納舉辦的 MWC 2023 展會中，英業達再次攜手趨勢科技及其 5G 資安子公司訊勢科技 (CTOne) 及新漢，共同展示部署由訊勢科技所研發包含端點及網路層的趨勢科技多層式混合網路資安防護的 5G 專網及 AR/VR 應用於新漢智慧工廠之案例，並廣邀觀展客戶體驗。 英業達同時展出 5G 專網硬體建構案例，包含多種以 O-RAN 為基礎之無線電單元 (Radio Unit) 以及基頻單元 (Base Band Unit)，可提供客戶依不同之需求選擇最適產品組合。此為英業達首次參加 MWC 展會，攜手合作夥伴共同展示，經前兩日活動成效分析，明年確定將以自有攤位參展，以擴大展示空間、品牌知名度及潛在商機。 英業達首次參加 MWC 展會展現成果   新聞報導出處來源: https://udn.com/news/story/7240/7002569

TAIPEI, Feb. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Inventec, a global leading innovator in cloud computing, wireless communication, intelligent devices, and IoT, announced today its newest industry-leading 5G connectivity solutions built upon Microsoft Azure Private 5G Core and Intel's 5G-optimized CPUs for private 5G networks. Inventec's solutions are now available at the Azure Marketplace: 5G Private Network Solution and 5G Enabled Digital Twins.   MR Applications in Inventec 5G Smart Factory With Azure Private 5G Core, organizations can rapidly deploy and manage private 5G networks at the enterprise edge. Inventec first deployed an Azure private 5G Core network in its Taoyuan factory to test how simple, scalable, and secure this deployment was to transform a conventional production line to a 5G-enabled smart factory, and it discovered that this transformation resulted in tremendous ROI. Together with Microsoft and Intel, Inventec established and debuted its 5G Next Lab in Taiwan. The purpose of the 5G Next Lab is to provide a working space for Inventec's ecosystem partners to collaborate on end-to-end industry solutions and to offer a showroom to "show and tell" these solutions, all based on Azure Private 5G Core.   The first showcase of the 5G Next Lab is the collaboration between Inventec and Microsoft to create end-to-end solutions for smart factories. The solutions integrate Inventec's 5G private network solutions, NEXCOM's top notch AIoT (AI + IoT) Industry 4.0 cross-border integration systems and solutions, and Microsoft HoloLens to build smart factories. This integrated solution was first adopted by NEXCOM in its own HwaYa factory and will be promoted to other manufacturers with unmatched customer benefits, including hassle-free verification and implementation, rapid time-to-production, and reduced total cost of ownership. "We are proud to be a decade-long member of Microsoft's rich partner ecosystem. Our cross-domain collaboration with Microsoft ranges from laptops and servers in the IT domain and now to 5G in the CT domain. With the global launch of Microsoft Azure Private 5G Core, Inventec looks forward to onboarding new customers to enjoy all the benefits provided by innovative 5G connectivity at the enterprise edge." said Sam Yeh, executive VP of Inventec Strategy Center, "Inventec believes that working with strong partners like Microsoft best enables us to create new world-class 5G connectivity solutions and smart manufacturing solutions. We really appreciate our close collaboration which gives us unparalleled value not only in providing innovative cloud and connectivity technologies, but also in supporting our go-to-market momentum." "As we power the 5G Next Lab with Inventec, we look forward to exploring the next generation of 5G, IoT, and AI solutions that will have the potential to unlock new and innovative services for enterprises across the world to accelerate their transformation toward Industry 4.0," said Shriraj Gaglani, VP Product Management, Microsoft.