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Broadcom Tomahawk 6 102.4T 64-port 1.6TbE Switches at Computex 2025

1 day ago | servethehome.com | Rohit Kumar

At Computex 2025, our team spotted five Broadcom Tomahawk 6 switches. Of those, only two were allowed to be photographed since theĀ Broadcom Tomahawk 6 was still under embargo until this week. Those two did not list the Tomahawk 6 at the time, instead using generic terms, but we thought we would at least share some photos. As a quick recap, the new Broadcom Tomahawk 6 has up to 102.4Tbps of bandwidth or, in other terms, it can support 64-ports of 1.6TbE. Let us get to the switches.
HPE NonStop Systems Get an Intel Sapphire Rapids Refresh

5 days ago | servethehome.com | Cliff Robinson

In a bit of a twist where many companies are focused on AI systems and Intel Xeon 6 launches, HPE is launching a new series of 4th Gen Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids-based servers. These are not just any servers, Instead, these are the HPE NonStop Compute X5 generation designed for higher-reliability x86 compute. HPE NonStop Systems Get an Intel Sapphire Rapids RefreshThe new systems come in two flavors. First is the Intel Xeon Bronze-based NS5 X5.
ASRock Rack AMPONEMD12DNO for AmpereOne M Arm Servers Shown at Computex 2025

1 week ago | servethehome.com | Cliff Robinson

At Computex 2025, we saw a new AmpereOne motherboard, the ASRock AMPONEMD12DNO. We were told this is still an early board, and it looks like it, but at least it is showing a new AmpereOne M platform as those have been few and far between. ASRock AMPONEMD12DNO for AmpereOne M Arm Servers Shown at Computex 2025The motherboard itself is an OCP M-DNO Type 2 motherboard so 210mm x 305.59mm.
Auras Shows Next-Gen Intel Oak Stream Cold Plates at Computex 2025

1 week ago | servethehome.com | Cliff Robinson

At Computex 2025, we saw a number of neat cooling solutions. Some of them were for next-generation platforms. At the Auras booth, we saw next-gen coolers for the upcoming AMD SP7 platform. We also saw the upcoming Intel Oak Stream liquid cooling cold plates that are set to cool next-gen Xeon CPUs.Auras Shows Next-Gen Intel Oak Stream Cold Plates at Computex 2025In the company’s booth, the cold plates that caught our team’s gaze were the giant Intel Oak Stream coolers.
Auras AMD SP7 Liquid Cooling Cold Plate for 600W CPUs Shown at Computex 2025

1 week ago | servethehome.com | Cliff Robinson

Auras is one of the larger liquid cooling companies, and they were out at Computex 2025 showing off everything from robots down to cold plates. The company had both the upcoming Oak Stream platform for Intel as well as the AMD SP7 platforms.
This is the ASPEED AST2700 Next-Gen BMC

1 week ago | servethehome.com | Patrick Kennedy

At Computex 2025, we saw the new ASPEED AST2700 BMC. These processors may seem like lower-cost and lower-excitement chips, but they go into almost every server out there. The next generation of baseboard management controllers adds more performance and more integration. This is the ASPEED AST2700 Next-Gen BMCIn the Pegatron booth at Computex 2025, we saw the DCM2700-01, which is an ASPEED AST2700 OCP DC-SCM 2.1 module. Here is what the new card looks like.
Teamgroup TForce Triple M.2 Liquid Cooler Shown at Computex 2025

1 week ago | servethehome.com | Cliff Robinson

Are you feeling like your M.2 SSDs are too hot? Or perhaps you feel the need to say you have the best AIO liquid cooling setup you can, and cooling the CPU and GPU is simply not enough. If so, then Teamgroup’s TForce triple M.2 liquid cooler is for you and we saw it at Computex 2025. Teamgroup TForce Triple M.2 Liquid Cooler Shown at Computex 2025As we were going through photos, this one was one of the more fun things that we saw.
Qualcomm Discrete NPU Spotted at in Dell Pro Max Plus laptop at DTW

2 weeks ago | servethehome.com | Will Taillac

Dell Technologies World recently wrapped up in Las Vegas, and a big theme for the event was distributing AI workloads out of the datacenter, down to the edge and ultimately to the individual endpoint devices. For lots of devices this means using laptops based on a CPU with a built-in NPU like the Ryzen AI 300 series or Intel Core Ultra 200 series.
Innodisk 5QS-P is a 128TB PCIe Gen5 NVMe SSD in E3.L

2 weeks ago | servethehome.com | Cliff Robinson

At Computex 2025, the team saw the Innodisk 5QS-P. This is one of the company’s high-performance NVMe SSDs with the PCIe Gen5 interface and a lot of capcity. As a new 128TB/ 122.88TB class SSD, this is designed for high-density storage. Innodisk 5QS-P is a 128TB PCIe Gen5 NVMe SSD in E3.LOur team in Taipei saw the Innodisk 5QS-P at the company’s booth among a number of other data center SSD products including E1.S, E3.S, M.2 and U.2 form factor drives. Here is a closer look at the E3.L SSD.
Sanmina Buys ZT Systems Manufacturing from AMD

2 weeks ago | servethehome.com | Patrick Kennedy

Last year, AMD Bought ZT Systems in a Surprise Move. The motivation quickly became apparent as AMD needed to move into rack-scale and data center scale infrastructure, not just individual systems and 8 GPU baseboards. ZT Systems both designed and manufactured these systems for hyper-scalers like Microsoft Azure. Along with that $4.9B deal announcement, AMD also noted that it would be selling the ZT Systems manufacturing business.