Quanta Cloud Technology QuantaGrid Servers with 5th Gen AMD EPYC Processors and Instinct Accelerators to Enable Business-Critical Enterprise Workloads

Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT) announce its adoption of the 5^th Gen AMD EPYC processors and AMD Instinct MI325X GPU accelerators.

This strategic collaboration underscores QCT’s commitment to delivering technology and performance to its customers with QuantaGrid servers powered by these latest innovations.

“We are thrilled to adopt the latest AMD innovations with our highly efficient data center solutions,” said Mike Yang, president, QCT. “The 5^th Gen AMD EPYC processors and AMD Instinct accelerators represent a significant leap forward in performance, and we are confident that our customers will benefit greatly from these advancements.”

The 5^th Gen EPYC processors are designed to provide performance, scalability, and efficiency for data centers. Built on the AMD ‘Zen 5’ architecture, these processors deliver performance and energy efficiency for a range of workloads, from AI and cloud infrastructure to demanding business-critical applications. EPYC 9005 Series processors enable integration into existing x86 infrastructures and support for virtually any business application on prem or in the cloud with minimal software modifications. With these improvements, 5^th Gen EPYC processors are set to redefine the standards for data center and enterprise computing.

Key benefits of QCT’s solutions supporting latest AMD technologies:

• Performance: Powering the new-gen of data-intensive, AI enabled applications EPYC processor-based servers offer strong value propositions to suit a vast array of customer types and solution needs
• AI and AI-enabled workloads: Larger, training-intensive workloads need GPUs, and need a host that can properly support them. Select high frequency EPYC 9005 processors are optimized for use as host CPUs for GPU-enabled systems, providing the compelling performance and energy efficiency needed to get the most out of sizeable investments in GPU solutions. 
• Optimized performance and efficiency for data centers: EPYC processors enable data centers that maximize operations, while managing energy costs, delivering performance/system and per rack – critical for allowing capacity growth in power-constrained environments. 
• Proven and trusted choice: The performance, efficiency, and compatibility of EPYC processors have driven widespread adoption by companies, governments, and organizations worldwide for their most demanding computing tasks and increasingly, for greater efficiency in day-to-day business processing.

“The new 5^th Gen AMD EPYC processors deliver leadership performance and server energy efficiency for the most demanding enterprise applications,” said Ravi Kuppuswamy, SVP, Server business unit, AMD (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.). “The AMD EPYC portfolio enables customers to seamlessly consolidate and modernize their IT infrastructure, freeing up space and energy to get more done and accommodate rapid data center innovation.”

5U QuantaGrid D75M server front and rear

Complementing the EPYC processors, the Instinct MI325X GPU accelerators are built for enterprise AI, offering integration for fast, cost-effective upgrades. The advanced architecture, including FP16, BF16, FP8, and INT8 support, powers the latest models like GPT-4 and Llama 3.2, offering faster training, inference, and cost saving efficiencies. Powered by AMD CDNA 3 architecture, MI325X accelerators offer AI performance and efficiency for training and inference tasks. With memory capacity, and 6TB/s of memory bandwidth, the accelerators optimize performance while helping lower TCO. These Instinct GPU accelerators are also integrated with AMD ROCm software, which is the foundation of AMD accelerated computing to enable AI developers to fully leverage Instinct GPU accelerators. These accelerators also support key AI frameworks to deliver performance for AI, ML, and other compute-intensive tasks, providing a boost to your existing data center’s processing power.

“We’re excited to collaborate with QCT on their launch of the new QuantaGrid servers, powered by the latest AMD EPYC processors and Instinct accelerators, delivering leading GenAI performance for datacenters,” said Travis Karr, corporate VP, business development, AMD. “The AMD Instinct MI325X, with its 256GB of HBM3E memory and leadership AI compute capabilities, in particular when combined with high frequency AMD EPYC 9005 Series processors, will enable customers to build and deploy GenAI solutions that are powerful, scalable, and efficient.”