Servers

HPE ProLiant servers are designed for a variety of workloads and are known for their reliability, security, and performance. The HPE ProLiant family includes rack, tower, and blade servers. Key features often include:

• Processors: Intel Xeon Scalable Processors or AMD EPYC processors.

• Memory: Support for high-capacity DDR5 SDRAM.

• Security: Built-in security features like HPE iLO Silicon Root of Trust.

• Management: HPE Compute Ops Management for simplified server lifecycle operations.

Dell PowerEdge servers are categorized into rack, tower, and modular infrastructure, offering a range of solutions to meet different business needs. They are designed for a wide array of workloads, from virtualization and data analytics to AI and high-performance computing. Notable features include:

• Form Factors: Tower servers for small offices, rack servers for data centers, and modular infrastructure for scalable solutions.

• Remote Management: Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) for remote server management.

• Security: A cyber-resilient architecture with built-in security features throughout the server lifecycle.

Lenovo's ThinkSystem servers have been recognized for their reliability and uptime. Their product lineup includes tower, rack, edge, mission-critical, and multi-node servers. Key characteristics of Lenovo servers include:

• Reliability: Consistently ranked for reliability and low downtime.

• Versatility: Offer a wide range of form factors to support various workloads and environments, from SMBs to large enterprises.

• AI Solutions: Specific server models are optimized for AI, generative AI, and high-performance computing (HPC) applications.

• Management: Managed with Lenovo XClarity Controller for easy administration.