Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The server is designed for enterprise workloads with high computational resource density.

Yadro, a technology company part of "IKS Holding", unveiled the single-processor server Vegman R215 G4 based on AMD Epyc Genoa/Turin processors (up to 192 cores) at CIPR-2026.

The server is equipped with up to 6 TB of DDR5 RAM in 24 slots and up to two DW GPUs or four SW GPUs. It features eight PCIe 5.0 slots and 3,400 W CRPS Platinum power supplies.

The drive bay accommodates up to 12 LFF drives or up to 24 SFF drives. The rear panel offers bays for four SFF drives or a combination of two SFF and two M.2 or E1.S modules for operating system boot.

According to the company, Vegman R215 G4 provides high performance with optimal total cost of ownership and is suitable for distributed applications, microservices, and containerized environments. The company emphasized:

For a number of enterprise workloads, single-socket systems are becoming relevant and allow for high computational resource density while maintaining configuration flexibility.

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