HPE announces new cloud-native server

Stefan Mileschin · 30th June 2022, 07:43

Uses Ampere chips

Former maker of expensive printer ink Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced today that it will offer a new cloud-native server in Q3 of 2022 using Ampere chips.

Dubbed the HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11, the latest in the ProLiant series is the first cloud-native server, and can be used with Ampere, Altre, and Ampere Altra Max processors.

The single socket 1U server can support up to 16 DIMMS with a maximum memory capacity of 4TB per system. The system is also based on cloud-native silicon: meaning it has been optimised during the design process for cloud-based workloads.

HPE executive vice president Neil MacDonald said service providers and digital-first enterprises are at the forefront of the next major compute infrastructure build-out.

“These organizations understand that agility, flexibility, and innovation start with compute. They also realize that traditional ODM boxes simply won’t cut it in a market that demands depth of IP, performance, reliability, security, and control. This is where HPE steps in and why we chose Ampere.”

https://fudzilla.com/news/memory-and...-native-server

30th June 2022, 07:43	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 153,575	HPE announces new cloud-native server Uses Ampere chips Former maker of expensive printer ink Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced today that it will offer a new cloud-native server in Q3 of 2022 using Ampere chips. Dubbed the HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11, the latest in the ProLiant series is the first cloud-native server, and can be used with Ampere, Altre, and Ampere Altra Max processors. The single socket 1U server can support up to 16 DIMMS with a maximum memory capacity of 4TB per system. The system is also based on cloud-native silicon: meaning it has been optimised during the design process for cloud-based workloads. HPE executive vice president Neil MacDonald said service providers and digital-first enterprises are at the forefront of the next major compute infrastructure build-out. “These organizations understand that agility, flexibility, and innovation start with compute. They also realize that traditional ODM boxes simply won’t cut it in a market that demands depth of IP, performance, reliability, security, and control. This is where HPE steps in and why we chose Ampere.” https://fudzilla.com/news/memory-and...-native-server

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