Solution Brief

Supermicro, MinIO and Intel: High-Performance Object Storage for Enterprise AI Data Flow

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Who This is For:

Infrastructure architects, AI platform engineers, and IT leaders evaluating pre-validated hardware and software reference architectures for high-performance on-premises object storage to support enterprise AI training, inference, and data lakehouse workloads.

Key Takeaways
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The 8-node Supermicro SYS-212H-TN and MinIO AIStor reference architecture sustains 229 GiB/s GET and 118 GiB/s PUT throughput on a 400 GbE fabric, with performance scaling linearly as nodes are added -- confirming that the architecture fully utilizes available bandwidth rather than bottlenecking at storage or metadata tiers.

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Enterprise AI storage demands performance across the full object size spectrum. This architecture sustains 68,213 GET obj/s at 4 KiB and 156,000+ STAT operations per second independent of object size, meaning the same foundation that feeds GPU training pipelines also handles the high-IOPS metadata workloads that inference and analytics generate.

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Starting at 19.6PB raw capacity across 8 nodes and scaling to exabyte deployments, the pre-validated architecture reduces time to production from months to weeks, giving AI teams a high-performance, predictable TCO foundation without the integration work of assembling components independently.

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