Dell Technologies Unveils Next-Generation Dell PowerEdge Servers Powered by 4th Generation AMD EPYC Processors.
Dell Technologies proudly introduces the latest iteration of its renowned PowerEdge servers, now equipped with the cutting-edge 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors. These groundbreaking systems offer unparalleled application performance, making them the ultimate solution for today’s compute-intensive tasks such as data analytics.
Crafted with a focus on efficiency and security, the new PowerEdge Servers feature Dell’s innovative Smart Cooling technology, contributing to reduced CO2 emissions. Furthermore, an embedded cyber resilient architecture bolsters security, reinforcing customers’ efforts in safeguarding their data.
“Today’s challenges demand exceptional compute performance delivered with an unwavering commitment to sustainability. Our latest PowerEdge servers are meticulously designed to meet the demands of contemporary workloads, all while maintaining efficiency and resiliency,” states Rajesh Pohani, Vice President of Portfolio and Product Management for PowerEdge, HPC and Core Compute at Dell Technologies. “Boasting up to double the performance of their predecessors and incorporating the latest power and cooling advancements, these servers are built to exceed the evolving needs of our valued customers.”
Elevated Performance and Storage Capabilities for Tomorrow’s Data Center
The new generation of Dell PowerEdge servers, powered by 4th generation AMD EPYC processors, revolutionizes performance and storage capabilities while seamlessly integrating into existing infrastructures. Designed to cater to advanced workloads like data analytics, AI, high performance computing (HPC), and virtualization, these servers are available in one- and two-socket configurations. They boast support for up to 50% more processor cores compared to the prior generation, delivering unprecedented performance for AMD-powered PowerEdge servers.1 With up to a 121% performance improvement and substantial increases in drive counts, these systems redefine server capabilities for data-driven operations.2
The PowerEdge R7625 emerges as a standout performer, featuring dual 4th generation AMD EPYC processors. This 2-socket, 2U server demonstrates exceptional application performance and data storage capabilities, making it a cornerstone of modern data centers. In fact, it has set a new world record by accelerating in-memory databases by over 72%, surpassing all other 2- and 4-socket SAP Sales & Distributions submissions.3
Meanwhile, the PowerEdge R7615, a one-socket, 2U server, boasts enhanced memory bandwidth and improved drive density. This configuration excels in AI workloads, achieving a benchmark AI world record.4 The PowerEdge R6625 and R6615 are the embodiment of performance and density balance, ideally suited for HPC workloads and maximizing virtual machine density, respectively.
Sustainable Innovation Driving Progress
Built with sustainability at the forefront, the servers incorporate advancements in Dell’s Smart Cooling technology. This feature ensures efficient airflow and cooling, enabling consistent high-level performance while minimizing the ecological footprint. With increased core density, these servers offer a tangible solution for replacing older, less energy-efficient models.
Moreover, the PowerEdge R7625 exemplifies Dell’s commitment to sustainability by delivering up to 55% greater processor performance efficiency compared to its predecessors.5 This focus on sustainability extends to shipping practices, with the multipack option streamlining delivery and minimizing packaging waste.
“AMD and Dell Technologies are united in our commitment to deliver exceptional products that enhance data center performance and efficiency, all while contributing to a more sustainable future,” affirms Ram Peddibhotla, Corporate Vice President, EPYC Product Management at AMD. “By launching Dell PowerEdge servers equipped with 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors, we continue to shatter performance records while adhering to the highest environmental standards, as demanded by our shared customers.”
Enabling Secure, Scalable, and Modern IT Environments
With the evolution of cybersecurity threats, the security features integrated into PowerEdge servers have also evolved. Anchored by Dell’s cyber resilient architecture, these servers incorporate system lockdown, drift detection, and multifactor authentication. By enabling a secure operation with end-to-end boot resilience, these systems provide an unprecedented level of data center security.
Additionally, the 4th generation AMD EPYC processors boast an on-die security processor that supports confidential computing. This aligns with AMD’s “Security by Design” approach, reinforcing data protection and enhancing both physical and virtual security layers.
Together with Dell’s integrated security measures, these servers incorporate Dell iDRAC, which records server hardware and firmware details at the time of manufacturing. With Dell’s Secured Component Verification (SCV), organizations can verify the authenticity of their PowerEdge servers, ensuring that they are received as ordered and assembled at the factory.
In an era marked by data-centric demands, these innovations are pivotal in driving businesses forward. Kuba Stolarski, Vice President within IDC’s Enterprise Infrastructure Practice, underscores their importance: “Continued innovation in server performance is critical to ensuring companies have the tools they need to address an increasingly data-centric and real-time world. With advanced security features designed directly into the platform, Dell’s new PowerEdge servers can help organizations keep pace with data proliferation in a growing threat environment.”
As businesses seek to enhance their IT capabilities, the next generation of Dell PowerEdge servers stands as a beacon of technological prowess, enabling powerful and secure operations while fostering a more sustainable future.
Post time: Aug-25-2023
