Supermicro began shipping H15 servers powered by sixth-generation AMD EPYC 9006 CPUs, formerly codenamed Venice.

Supermicro announced that its H15-generation server portfolio is shipping. The systems use sixth-generation AMD EPYC 9006 central processing units, formerly codenamed Venice; H15 identifies the server generation, while EPYC 9006 identifies the CPU family.

The company describes H15 as a core component of its broader data-center architecture. The supplied announcement also says the portfolio is optimized for next-generation GPUs, including AMD Instinct accelerators, which are distinct from the EPYC host CPUs.

A separate Telegram update reported the launch of Supermicro’s Helios and Helion rack-scale AI platforms. That message does not establish their detailed configurations or relationship to individual H15 server models, and the supplied material provides no shipment volumes, customer deployments, pricing, or performance benchmarks.