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HPE Apollo 35 v2 System
Are your high-performance computing (HPC) applications memory-bound?
The HPE Apollo 35 v2 System provides a high density AMD EPYC compute solution with exceptional memory bandwidth and capacity per socket. Offering four servers in 2U, with up to 64 cores and 512 GB DDR4 3200 MT/s memory per socket, the HPE Apollo 35 v2 System, with second-generation AMD EPYC processors, is well suited for memory bandwidth or capacity bound HPC workloads, such as computational fluid dynamics, weather simulation, and oil and gas exploration. With high-performance core density per server and support for high-bandwidth network interfaces, the HPE Apollo 35 v2 System delivers excellent HPC performance at both node and rack level.
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What's New
- Support for new AMD EPYC processors up to 64 Cores.
- Now with PCIe Gen4 capabilities.
- 16 x 3200MT/s registered DDR4 memory per node for improved memory bandwidth from previous generation.
Key Features
High Throughput Performance for Memory-Bound HPC Applications
The HPE Apollo 35 v2 System has exceptional memory bandwidth, with eight DDR4 3200 MT/s memory channels per processor. Up to 1TB of memory per node, 4TB per 2U system chassis.
Double the Core count from previous AMD processors up to 64 cores per socket for increased parallel processing power. 10,752 Cores in a 42U rack.
Improves Total Cost of Ownership through Efficient Design
The HPE Apollo 35 v2 System provides twice the density of 1U servers - four 1U servers in a 2U chassis. 21 x 4-node servers in a 42U rack.
HPE Apollo 35 v2 System provides excellent density with 168 sockets and 10,752 cores per 42U rack to reduce datacenter sprawl.
Designed for High Performance Computing Environments
The HPE Apollo 35 v2 System is qualified by major computer-aided engineering (CAE) vendors, such as ANSYS and Altair, to validate and enhance application performance and stability.
Supports HPE InfiniBand EDR Adapters for low latency communication and high bandwidth between nodes.
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