HPE RACK SERVER DESCRIPTION

Simply put, rack servers are computers installed in racks in data centers. The rack consists of mounting slots or bays. Each bay houses a hardware unit fixed securely in the framework.  Contrary to tower servers set in an upright cabinet, the rack-mounted servers are dense configurations that combine system resources and optimize space conservation.  

Rack-optimized HPE ProLiant Gen10 servers are next-generation servers that you can confidently deploy for virtualization, database, or high-performance computing. These workhorse servers are designed for diverse workloads and environments, offering outstanding agility and flexibility for enhanced performance and measurable ROI.

HPE ProLiant Gen10 servers provide an intelligent compute foundation for hybrid cloud, driving an unrivalled workload optimization, 360-degree security, and automation as a service.   

Key benefits of an HPE rack server

Assorted range:  HPE offers multiple options in rack-optimized servers to address your business’s particular needs. Available in varying rack sizes (1U minimum), specifications and compelling price-points, they are function-rich, performance-driven, secure and scalable.  On-premises or hybrid cloud, both solutions come with their benefits. 

Power & flexibility: Compact build or a high-density 4P server, HPE packs in its latest technology & features to provide the best user experience. Featuring Intel® Xeon® processors, the servers deliver greater processing power and faster memory, and I/O.  An expandable framework can host additional central processing units, memory, power backup devices and other components. 

Automated management: You can automate essential server life cycle management tasks with HPE OneView and HPE Integrated Lights Out 5 (iLO 5) for easy deployment, monitoring, maintenance and updating for specific ProLiant Gen10 server(s). 

Security: HPE Gen 10 servers, built with HPE’s unique silicon root of trust technology and its other differentiated security technologies, can protect, detect and recover from security threats.