YOU Get a Supercomputer! - Supermicro AI Workstation @ CES

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Supermicro is coming out with a new workstation designed for the heaviest AI workloads... except... it's also designed to be quiet enough to run in your house. Holy shit.

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0:00 Intro

[feetenthusiast]

Can't wait to get one of these at a garage sale in 50 years

[SVJ]

Kudos to Jake and team to actually shoot the whole video in almost 1 hour (based on the start time 12.06 to 1.11 at the end in Jake's watch)
It's mind-blowing scene changes have happened in matter of minutes, attaching monitor and booting it, etc, too little time in every step
very efficient guys

[jeffreydheere]

I did desktop support for an oil and gas energy company (before the lockdown) that specialized in deep water exploration. The geologists there processed seismic data to find oil deposits. They had monster workstations with crazy Quaddro graphics at every desk. I could definitely see this type of machine going in to some of their homes.

[zilog]

5 years from now, this will be in an ebay listing for $500.

[tylerdean]

Ah yes, a computer made for my house that's more expensive than it.

[kelalen]

I've been loving all of these CES videos. Each time I think "And that was the last time the LTT crew were invited to a demo room."

[mees]

Honestly, I believe this was the best segue to a sponsor you guys have ever produced. Congrats! The award goes to Jake!

[samuellopez-jenw]

Stellar job hosting this one u seem alot more natural, at ease and genuine. Amazing content Thanks yous guys

[Innuya]

The computer's cooling might be quiet but I imagine the necessary room cooling would add to that noise floor

[Isplodethings]

I used to work for an SI. I got a phone call from some lovely people at Google who needed help fixing their $60, 000 Desktop that was a lot like this. It was a Thelio Massive workstation with a couple of Platinum 8280 CPUs and 3 NVIDIA A6000 GPUs. It's not quite this but it came close to it. Those guys were using it for machine learning experimentation. which would be the same application as this system. It was a stressful phone call. I know nothing about machine learning. Fortunately those Google peeps were so hyper focused in their profession that the problem was their system stopped booting because their experiments filled up all of the storage in their system so fast that they didn't even know what hit them and they needed help booting into a Live disk and clearing some of their crap out of the storage.. These super desktops are incredible, and incredibly stressful when they aren't working as expected. Imagine doing an RMA for a $60, 000 to $80, 000 computer. No thanks. That won't be fun for any party involved.

[rhyansanpedro]

Well done Jake! You totally owned this video, your excitement is infectious! It kept me engaged, I went into this video thinking ok I'll click to see without the intention of watching the whole thing. Keep it up bro!

[shadow]

The thermal and acoustic design on this is bloody impressive.

[jaytee]

I know Jake has hosted various things before but... I think he's done exceptionally well at CES. His presenting has been spot on and his video's are really engaging.
Well done that man 👏

[famitory]

they oughta make one optimized for use as a local VFX/CG/video render farm while they're at it.

[matuzaato]

This was so cool, I love when you do server or dedicate machines' stuff

[damir]

Very impressive Workstation! Nice video! Thanks!

[John-lwbz]

Can't wait for "can it train an AI to run Crysis" to be a reality.

[jman]

I love that you sent Jake, Alex and the rest of the team to report on those.. epic coverage so far.

[mbaltrusitis]

Really enjoy seeing neat enterprise equipment on LTT

[dannyvfilms]

I LOVE the idea of a tower case you can rack mount. Keep showing more of that!