“There's no denying that AI can be power hungry, but with diligent management, careful engineering, smart component choices, and platform optimization, UQ has integrated a HPC system that runs efficiently using only the power that the AI chips need.”
At-a-Glance
- Customer: The University of Queensland
- Industry: Education
- Product Family: Servers
- Region: Australia and New Zealand
- Processor: AMD
- Topic: Big Data and Analytics,Artificial Intelligence,High Performance Computing,Industry-specific Solutions,IT Transformation
The University of Queensland accelerates cutting-edge research with an AI-ready HPC platform from Lenovo
The University of Queensland deployed an HPC environment based on Lenovo’s ThinkSystem SR685a V3 powered by AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators. With extremely high-density GPU memory, the solution runs AI workloads much faster, reducing model training times.
Customer Problem
The University of Queensland aimed to empower its researchers to use the latest AI-powered tools and techniques to advance their work.
Lenovo Solution
With Lenovo ThinkSystem SR685a V3 servers powered by AMD Instinct MI300X Accelerators, the University has deployed one of the most performant HPC platforms in Australia’s education sector.
Business Impact
The University has dramatically accelerated AI workloads, enabling researchers to train AI models much faster and push the boundaries of their fields.
“When you give world-class tools to world-class minds, breakthroughs follow. We're not just building infrastructure: we're enabling discovery.”
Jake Carroll, Director, Research Computing Centre, The University of Queensland
Results
- · Faster training for AI models
- · Supports innovative research
- · Optimizes power consumption
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