AMAX, a leading provider of customized rack-scale High-Performance Computing (HPC) solutions and server appliance manufacturing, announces the new LiquidMax LA-2 workstation supporting the AMD 3rd Gen EPYC 7003 CPU series with AMD 3D V-Cache technology and up to 64 cores to its LiquidMax series of liquid-cooled workstations. The LA-2 boasts the capability to support up to seven NVIDIA A100 or A6000 GPUs for increased HPC power to complete high-density workloads faster. It is an intelligent GPU workstation for enterprise and research infrastructures that need to accelerate deep learning training and scientific visualization applications. With the introduction of the LA-2 by AMAX, researchers can work with large datasets at interactive speeds without dependency on expensive cloud platforms or competing resource allocation from on-premise clusters.
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The ultra-quiet LiquidMax LA-2 provides the most powerful and eco-friendly platform in convenient workstation form, backed by a full w******* with global tech support for peace of mind. The single CPU LA-2 features a single root topology to maximize GPU to GPU bandwidth, up to 4TB of DDR4 system memory, and up to 176TB of raw storage across 8 hot-swappable WD Gold Enterprise Class Hard Drives for maximum storage capacity. The user-friendly turnkey design showcases AMAX’s engineering expertise with a proprietary enterprise-grade liquid cooling system featuring custom patented CPU and GPU cold plates for more efficient thermal management and dual Gold rated power supplies. The chassis includes durable casters for mobility and real-time LED display monitoring of key safety functions.
The expansion of the LiquidMax series by AMAX with the LA-2 data science workstation provides unrivaled flexibility of configuration and performance options to meet growing HPC demands at any scale.
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