Super Micro Looks to Server Design in Quest to Save Client Space
- About a third of workers at server maker are engineers
- Company works closely with Intel when new chips released
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Density matters to Super Micro Computer Inc.
To meet customer demands to take up less space, the maker of servers is reducing the number of cables inside its products, their structure revamped to make room for more processing power and memory. That’s putting the focus on improving designs for the computers that run networks, as the San Jose, California-based company seeks to boost performance, without making the package bulkier, to win clients from Dell Inc. to Lenovo Group Ltd.