Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), yesterday launched HPE Superdome Flex, a scalable, modular and cloud-ready platform that can carry out high-speed analytics on large volumes of data for enterprises of all sizes.
HPE Superdome Flex has been designed with a unique modular design that offers unmatched memory capacity of up to 48 TB, and unparalleled scalability of up to 32 sockets which is 2.3 times more than the scalability of prior generation. It enables enterprises to go with the flow of data demands, and safeguard the critical workloads.
HPE’s mission critical in-memory computing platform has been designed for the future based on Memory-Driven Computing design principles that can enhance the performance of analytics up to 100 times, or even more.
“Customers want to harness all of their data to derive actionable insights in real-time to make more impactful business decisions,” said Randy Meyer, vice president and general manager, Synergy & Mission Critical Servers, Hewlett Packard Enterprise. “With HPE Superdome Flex, customers can capitalize on in-memory data analytics for their most critical workloads and scale seamlessly as data volumes grow.”
It scales seamlessly from 4 to 32 sockets in 4 socket increments, and reduces the costs up to 45% as compared to previous generation. The platform also offers over 50 times headroom for growth so that enterprises who start small can grow with the demands of their business. The enterprises can analyze data from the digital core to intelligent edge in real time with the in-memory design it offers.
The Superdome Flex integrates the reliability of HPE’s Integrity Superdome X, which HPE acquired last year for high performance data analytics.
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HPE said that the Superdome Flex is a platform that offers proven reliability, availability and serviceability (RAS) capabilities and provides 99.999% single-system availability.
HPE Superdome Flex is generally available now.
