Gigabyte H293-Z82 High-Density AMD EPYC 9005 Twin Server Node

The Gigabyte H293-Z82 is a high-density 2U twin-node server platform engineered around the AMD EPYC 9005 series (Zen 5 architecture), housing two independent hot-plug server nodes within a single 2U chassis. Each node operates as a fully autonomous compute unit with its own CPU socket, memory subsystem, storage, and networking interfaces, enabling organizations to maximize rack-unit efficiency without sacrificing per-node performance. The platform is built to meet the rigorous demands of modern datacenter infrastructure where compute density, power efficiency, and scalability are primary design constraints.

Each node supports a single AMD EPYC 9005 series processor delivering up to 192 cores and substantial memory bandwidth through 12-channel DDR5 memory. The platform accommodates large memory configurations through multiple RDIMM and LRDIMM slots per node, supporting high-capacity deployments suited to memory-intensive analytical and AI inference workloads. PCIe 5.0 connectivity provides the bandwidth headroom required for high-performance accelerators, NVMe storage, and next-generation networking adapters, positioning the H293-Z82 as a forward-compatible platform for evolving datacenter requirements.

The H293-Z82 is designed for hyperscale and enterprise datacenter operators seeking to consolidate compute resources while maintaining node-level isolation and independent manageability. Gigabyte's server management ecosystem, including out-of-band IPMI and Redfish-compliant BMC, enables centralized monitoring and control of both nodes independently. The chassis supports tool-free node extraction, simplifying maintenance operations in dense rack environments, and the overall power and thermal architecture is optimized for high ambient temperature operation consistent with ASHRAE A2 and A3 datacenter facility standards.

Ideal for

• High-density cloud and hyperscale datacenter deployments requiring maximum compute nodes per rack unit with independent node management
• Enterprise virtualization and private cloud infrastructure where per-node isolation and dedicated CPU and memory resources are operationally critical
• AI inference serving and machine learning preprocessing workloads benefiting from AMD EPYC 9005 Zen 5 core counts and PCIe 5.0 accelerator connectivity
• Large-scale data analytics and in-memory database workloads requiring high DDR5 memory capacity and bandwidth per node
• HPC cluster builds and scientific computing environments where dense, independently manageable compute nodes reduce overall facility footprint
• Managed service provider and colocation environments consolidating multi-tenant workloads across physically isolated twin nodes within shared chassis infrastructure

Technical specifications

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