New Dell PowerEdge servers support workloads from the data center to the edge

Zhongguancun Online News: Dell Technology Group expands its best-selling The server Product portfolio, bringing dual upgrades of performance and efficiency to Dell PowerEdge that can be deployed anywhere. The expanded product portfolio represents the innovative achievements of the latest generation servers of Dell Technology, and is suitable for customers of all sizes.

The new Dell PowerEdge servers are designed with the concept of versatility and provide efficient configurations, which can help simplify the operation of various organizations such as cloud service providers, small business owners and edge operators of any size. With the performance improvement brought by the new server, customers have the computing power required to handle various workloads.

Travis Vigil, senior vice president of product management of Dell Technology Infrastructure Solutions Business Unit, said, "Our customers have begun to use Dell Technology's latest servers to run more computing intensive workloads, while trying to control energy consumption and emissions. Dell Technology's 30 years of experience has made the new PowerEdge, and as the backbone of IT infrastructure, Dell PowerEdge also helps customers adapt to the evolving business needs and supports the workloads of edge, core data center and cloud computing. "

Double improvement of performance and efficiency for cloud service providers

The new Dell PowerEdge R670 and R770 CSP servers bring the best performance to cloud service providers, and are designed for high-performance computing such as high-density and scale out cloud computing workloads (such as virtualization and data analysis). In addition, through the Dell Early Access Program (Dell Early Access Program）， Customers can evaluate the design of new servers to enable cloud service providers to achieve large-scale production from the first day of product launch.

Both servers are designed with intelligent cooling technology, which is efficient and energy-saving, and intelligent to adapt to environmental changes. The compact shape design, coupled with the front I/O suitable for the cold channel, and the rich configuration make deployment and maintenance easier, which is an ideal choice for professional data centers.

As the first Intel Xeon 6 energy-efficient core processor is used, the performance of a single processor is up to 2.3 times higher than that of the previous generation. 1. Both servers are equipped with Dell Open Server Manager (OSM) built on Open BMCTM, which can simplify open ecosystem management in large heterogeneous environments.

The new CSP server marks the debut of the Data Center Modular Hardware System (DC-MHS) architecture in the Dell PowerEdge product portfolio. The DC-MHS specification enables easier integration of servers into existing infrastructure by standardizing servers, improving design and customer choice. As an Open Compute project Project ）As part of, DC-MHS is jointly implemented by six companies including Dell Technology and Intel, aiming to improve the interoperability of data center, edge and enterprise infrastructure by redesigning hardware technology.

Dell PowerEdge R670 and R770CSP version servers

Ryan Tabrah, vice president and general manager of Intel Xeon's energy efficient nuclear product line, said: "Intel is very happy that Dell Technology can become the first company to use the latest generation of Intel Xeon 6 processors, helping customers from all walks of life quickly and consistently achieve high-density and efficient computing in the future AI data center."

Smaller size, double performance

Dell PowerEdge T160 and R260 servers bring compact computing to small businesses and remote offices seeking powerful and intensive configurations. The stackable PowerEdge T160 is nearly half the original volume (42%), reducing carbon emissions by increasing the use of sustainable materials (such as unpainted metal chassis). The energy efficiency of this server is up to 23% higher than that of the previous generation. The size of PowerEdge R260 is also reduced by 24%, with higher versatility.

The two servers mentioned above all use Intel Xeon E-2400 processor, which doubles the performance of the previous generation products. 3. The PowerEdge T160 is ideal for enterprises that perform real-time data processing on near end devices. PowerEdge R260 is suitable for deploying near end virtualization, which can reduce latency by up to 50% 4. Even when used in harsh environments, the PowerEdge T160 and R260 filter baffles prevent dust and grease particles from entering the internal hardware, helping to ensure smooth airflow, improve server performance, and reduce noise.

Dell PowerEdge T160 and R260 servers

Kuba Stolarski, Vice President of Research of IDC Enterprise Infrastructure Practice Department, said, "In the operation process of a modern and sustainable data center, it is very important to have technologies that can maximize energy efficiency and infrastructure density without affecting performance. Dell Technology's product portfolio provides innovative server solutions for enterprises of all sizes. While meeting the sustainable development goals of enterprises, it uses the latest generation of technology to simplify management and improve performance. "

Time to market

Dell PowerEdge R670 and R770 CSP versions will be open to qualified cloud service providers worldwide in July 2024, and will be fully available later.

Dell PowerEdge T160 will be available globally in May 2024.

Dell PowerEdge R260 will be available globally in May 2024.

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