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Home > News > Event News > Gooxi Showcases AMD EPYC-Based Server Portfolio at 2026 CIIEAMD participated in the 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai for the sixth consecutive year, showcasing its latest processor technologies and computing solutions. A key highlight of this year's exhibition was the China debut of the 6th Gen AMD EPYC™ 9006 Series processors, marking another step in AMD's development of high-performance server computing platforms.
As a core AMD APA partner, Gooxi also presented a range of server solutions powered by the latest AMD EPYC platform. The showcased systems covered general-purpose computing, AI computing, and high-density storage, highlighting the flexibility of the platform across different server configurations and application scenarios.
For general-purpose computing, Gooxi showcased two 2U server models: the G6260A6 dual-socket server and the G3260A6 single-socket server.
G6260A6 is designed for enterprise workloads that demand substantial processing capacity and room for future expansion. Its dual-socket architecture makes it suitable for applications such as virtualization, database management, cloud computing, and other resource-intensive enterprise services. By adopting the 6th Gen AMD EPYC platform, the system provides a foundation for high-performance computing in a standard 2U form factor.
G3260A6, meanwhile, features a single-socket design that offers an alternative for customers with different computing and deployment requirements. Also built on the 6th Gen AMD EPYC platform, this 2U system is intended for general-purpose workloads where a balance of computing performance, system density, and deployment flexibility is important. Together, the two models give customers more choices when configuring enterprise server infrastructure.
As AI workloads continue to drive demand for computing infrastructure, Gooxi presented two systems designed for accelerator-intensive applications: G6660A6 6U 8-accelerator server and G6A80A6 10U 8-module OAM server.
G6660A6 supports up to eight accelerators in a 6U chassis, providing a high-density computing platform for AI model training, inference, and high-performance computing. Its multi-accelerator architecture is designed to handle workloads that require substantial parallel processing capacity, making it suitable for organizations building or expanding AI computing infrastructure.
G6A80A6 takes a different approach to accelerator-based computing. Designed as a 10U OAM platform, it supports eight OAM modules and targets high-density AI deployments. The system is intended for demanding computing environments where accelerator integration and overall system computing capacity are key considerations.
By showcasing both platforms, Gooxi demonstrated its ability to develop different system architectures for accelerated computing, addressing varying infrastructure designs and AI deployment requirements.
Gooxi also introduced the G3480A6 4U 60-bay storage server, extending its AMD EPYC-based portfolio into high-density storage.
With support for up to 60 drive bays in a 4U chassis, the G3480A6 is designed for applications that require substantial storage capacity and efficient use of data center space. Its high-density configuration makes it suitable for large-scale data storage, backup, and other data-intensive workloads. Powered by the 6th Gen AMD EPYC platform, the system combines high-capacity storage with modern server computing capabilities.
The addition of this storage model complements Gooxi's general-purpose and AI server offerings, providing customers with more options for building infrastructure that addresses both computing and data storage requirements.
Gooxi's participation in the exhibition highlighted its ongoing collaboration with AMD and its work to integrate the latest EPYC processor technology into a broad range of server platforms. From enterprise computing and multi-accelerator AI systems to high-density storage, the five showcased models reflect Gooxi's product development across several key areas of the server market.
Gooxi will continue working with AMD to develop and deliver server solutions based on AMD EPYC technology, helping customers address changing requirements in enterprise computing, AI infrastructure, and data centers.
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