
IT teams that need to run virtual machines, storage and private cloud services from the same platform can use Supermicro Hyperconverged Infrastructures to reduce separate compute and storage administration. They give a single infrastructure layer for shared services, with balanced capacity that helps keep applications responsive as demand grows.
Designed for data centres and distributed sites that need standardised nodes for mixed workloads, local control and predictable storage behaviour. The platforms support cluster expansion, central management and workloads that need dependable virtualisation without separate server and storage silos.
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| Model | Popularity | Deployment | Primary Use Case | Form Factor | CPU Vendor | Processor Platform | Maximum CPUs Supported | Maximum Memory Capacity | Memory Slots | Maximum GPUs Supported | |
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Supermicro SYS-620U-TNR Hyperconverged Infrastructure Node
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★ ★ ★ | Data Centre | Enterprise Applications | 2U | Intel | Xeon Scalable 4th Gen | 2 | 8 TB | 32 | 2 | View |
Supermicro SYS-621C-TN12R Hyperconverged Infrastructure Server
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★ ★ ★ | Cloud / Data Centre | Cloud Infrastructure | 2U | Intel | Xeon Scalable 4th Gen | 2 | 8 TB | 32 | 1 | View |
Data centre teams need HCI nodes that combine compute and storage in a repeatable design, so they can expand private cloud capacity without creating separate silos. Supermicro Hyperconverged Infrastructure supports balanced virtualisation and storage-backed services in a standard 2U footprint.
Manufacturing teams need stable plant IT for MES, historians, reporting and local virtual desktops, often across multiple sites. Supermicro Hyperconverged Infrastructure helps central IT run these services on standardised nodes that are easier to maintain and scale.
Healthcare organisations need controlled on-premises infrastructure for clinical applications, departmental storage and virtual desktops. Supermicro Hyperconverged Infrastructure supports mixed workloads with local storage capacity and a cluster design suited to sensitive systems.
Finance teams need private infrastructure for regulated applications, analytics and transactional services with predictable local storage behaviour. Supermicro Hyperconverged Infrastructure consolidates these workloads on controlled platforms for internal services and reporting.
Software development teams need consistent private-cloud capacity for builds, test environments, containers and shared data. Supermicro Hyperconverged Infrastructure gives platform teams standard compute-storage nodes they can provision and expand without building separate environments.


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