- HPE unveils new ProLiant Gen11 servers for powerful and sustainable scalability
- New servers can deliver 35% higher performance
- Designed for enterprises that handle a lot of data, the servers can optimize performance and reduce energy consumption
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is expanding its ProLiant Gen11 server portfolio, focused on balancing performance and durability.
With AMD EPYC processors at its core, the new lineup additions improve energy efficiency and computing power, setting new records for various workloads.
HPE says the new ProLiante servers can help meet the growing needs of enterprises navigating data-heavy and edge computing environments, while addressing global energy challenges.
ProLiant powered by AMD EPYC 9005
The expansion of the ProLiant Gen11 portfolio includes the HPE ProLiant DL145 Gen11 server, which is purpose-built for edge computing.
The ProLiant DL145 comes with AMD EPYC 8004 processors and has already set five world records for performance and energy efficiency. Notably, it boasts 8.2% higher computing performance than its closest competitor and also outperforms the competition in energy efficiency.
In addition to performance improvements in traditional workloads, HPE has introduced the ProLiant Compute XD685, a server tailor-made for AI training.
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Via HPC wire