Which two blade servers support GPUs? (Choose two.)

The UCS B260 M4 is an M4-generation full-width two-socket blade whose hardware specification does not include GPU accelerator support.

The UCS B200 M4 is an older M4-generation half-width blade whose design does not accommodate GPU accelerator modules.

The UCS B420 M4 is an M4-generation quad-socket blade that does not support GPU modules within its product specification.

The UCS B480 M5 is a full-width, four-socket blade that supports GPU accelerator modules, making it suited for compute-intensive AI, ML, and HPC workloads within the UCS 5108 chassis. Its expanded power envelope and PCIe connectivity provide the resources needed to drive GPU workloads at scale.

The UCS B200 M5 is a half-width two-socket blade that includes GPU support options, enabling graphics-accelerated and analytics workloads in a dense form factor. The M5 generation introduced broader GPU compatibility relative to its M4 predecessor.