HPE ProLiant Gen10

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2021: HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus v2/DL385 Gen10 Plus v2/DL345 Gen10 Plus/DL365 Gen10 Plus

On March 29, 2021, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) introduced a large portfolio of servers based on AMD EPYC processors.

HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus v2

According to the company, servers HPE ProLiant and systems HPE Apollo use processors 3rd generation AMD EPYC - computing platforms. Simultaneously with the release of HPE ProLiant and HPE Apollo server models, HPE introduced a supercomputer HPE Cray EX 3rd generation AMD EPYC processor to build supercomputers an exaflop class.

Users can implement HPE platforms using the HPE GreenLake service, a modular platform operating according to the "as a service" model, with payment as needed. The equipment used within the GreenLake can be installed both in the user's data center and in the periphery or in the data center of the service provider.

Digital transformation is changing every industry, various digital models are emerging to support the increasing use of computing on the periphery - 5G technology and artificial intelligence technologies, as well as a set of technologies to adapt to the existing realities caused by COVID-19. told Neil McDonald (Neil MacDonald), senior vice president and head of Compute Business Group at HPE

HPE servers provide flexibility and scalability for any modern needs in the IT industry, such as 5G(computing on the periphery outside) artificial DPC intelligence and, analysts big data hyperconvergent infrastructure, containers and a variety of architectures based on central and graphics processors.

In addition, HPE ProLiant servers provide comprehensive security, starting with the chip and firmware layer, covering the entire life cycle of the server: from the moment of production, during transportation and delivery, and at the end stages of its operation.

As part of a portfolio of servers using 3rd generation AMD EPYC processors, HPE introduced two server models in the growing HPE ProLiant family: the single-processor HPE ProLiant DL345 Gen10 Plus server - for computing loads that require a lot of local disk space, and the dual-processor HPE ProLiant DL365 Gen10 Plus server - optimized for virtualization and virtual desktop tasks.

HPE Apollo systems designed for high-performance computing (HPC), such as modeling and simulation, help organizations of all sizes accelerate results by efficiently processing large amounts of data and creating digital twins. Systems are optimized for the use of artificial intelligence technologies, which helps optimize the process of training models and the accuracy of calculations. HPE released the HPE Apollo 2000 Gen10 Plus and HPE Apollo 6500 Gen10 Plus v2 systems with 3rd generation AMD EPYC processors. HPE Apollo systems are available for purchase and through the HPE GreenLake cloud service for high-performance computing (HPC).

For supercomputers, HPE offers the HPE Cray EX supercomputer with architecture for next-generation high-performance computing, for exaflop-class systems. HPE Cray EX supercomputers use AMD technologies.

HPE uses the HPE Cray EX supercomputer, with 3rd generation AMD EPYC processors, to build the LUMI supercomputer in Finland as part of the European Joint Venture for the Development of High Performance Computing, the Australian Pawsey Center for High Performance Computing and the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NC) in the United States. HPE uses the HPE Cray EX supercomputer with next-generation graphics accelerators AMD Instinct to create one of the first exaflop systems in the United States called Frontier for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy.

The portfolio of HPE servers equipped with the 3rd generation AMD EPYC processor includes:

• HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus v2 Server
• HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen10 Plus v2 Server
• HPE ProLiant DL345 Gen10 Plus Server
• HPE ProLiant DL365 Gen10 Plus Server
• HPE Apollo 2000 Gen10 Plus with HPE ProLiant XL225n Gen10 Plus Servers
• HPE Apollo 6500 Gen10 Plus with HPE ProLiant XL675d Gen10 Plus Servers
• HPE Apollo 6500 Gen10 Plus with HPE ProLiant XL645d Gen10 Plus Servers
• HPE Cray EX EX425 supercomputer
• HPE Cray EX EX235n supercomputer

Updated HPE Apollo systems with a 3rd generation AMD EPYC processor will be available worldwide from April 6, 2021. HPE ProLiant servers with the 3rd generation AMD EPYC processor will be available worldwide from April 19, 2021.

All HPE ProLiant servers and HPE Apollo systems with the 3rd generation AMD EPYC processor will be available for purchase and under the all-as-a-service model through the HPE GreenLake service.

2020: HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Server Presentation

On March 13, 2020, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced that with the next-generation HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus server, it will be easier for small businesses and remote offices to focus on driving growth and digital transformation. Small business HPE solutions include the next generation HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus server with automation, remote management and security capabilities, powered by Intel Pentium and Intel Xeon E processors. The HPE microserver is comparable in size to a conventional hardcover book and is as easy to customize as a smartphone.

Digital transformation is becoming a key element of the IT strategy of small and medium-sized businesses, and we expect two-thirds of such enterprises to start it in 2023. They need easy-to-manage solutions that can be scaled if necessary - such as HPE solutions. They offer small businesses enterprise-class technologies, including servers, software, networks, and cloud technologies that are easily implemented and managed regardless of the capabilities of the enterprise's local IT infrastructure. - says Shari Lava, Director of SMB Market Research at IDC

We aim to help small businesses innovate, serve their customers, and drive growth and digital transformation by providing them with enterprise-class technologies that uniquely meet their IT expertise, budget, and space needs. Our latest microserver design and strategic pricing model were designed to meet the needs of our SMB customers and meet their expectations for the most cost-effective, secure, and easy-to-manage solutions that support their operations. - said Tim Peters, vice president and general manager of the global SMB division at HPE

The HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus server weighs only about 4.5 kg, and its size is a third of the size of existing servers on the market. It is light enough to carry and can be placed in any size space. Customers with all business goals can take advantage of its broad capabilities to improve performance, data security, and automation, tailored to the needs and scale of small businesses:

• A powerful server that runs quietly. The HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus server comes with Intel Pentium or Intel Xeon E processors, which provide enough processing power for the most popular workloads - such as virtualization and databases. Its noise reaches only 36 decibels, which allows you to place the server anywhere in small rooms and offices.
• Small Business Security Assurance. For the first time, the HPE ProLiant MicroServer Server has a unique HPE Silicon Root of Trust microcode verification and recovery technology, noted by insurance companies participating in the Marsh Cyber Catalyst program, for its ability to significantly reduce information security risks. This is the industry's only family of servers that provides data protection at the chip level. They protect data, detect problems, and quickly recover from malicious attacks that can lead to downtime and harm businesses.
• Automatic prediction and problem prevention thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. A unique AI-enabled cloud management tool - HPE InfoSight for servers, is becoming available for small and medium businesses for the first time to monitor the health of their servers and use predictive analytics to prevent server problems before they have any impact on the business.
• Remote management from anywhere in the world. HPE ProLiant MicroServer customers can also take advantage of remote management capabilities with HPE Integrated Lights Out 5 (iLO5) technology and server management software tools that enable small and medium-sized enterprises to configure, monitor, and update servers seamlessly, wherever they are.
• Flexible office or cloud capabilities. Small businesses can work with core business applications both in the office and through cloud services supported by Microsoft Azure.

Partners and customers can now choose the HPE ProLiant MicroServer server as a starting point when using HPE Small Office Deployment, a "box" solution for small office technology. It includes Aruba Instant On access points for small and medium businesses, as well as Data Storage the HPE RDX Removable Disk System, which can be used for backup storage files and recovery.

Small and Medium Business HPE Solutions

The small and medium business sector remains one of the top priorities of HPE business, where partners need a variety of tools and standard solutions to meet unique customer needs.

HPE provides partners with access to marketing and technical materials designed for small and medium-sized businesses, as well as training and collaboration tools such as HPE Tech Pro Community, an exclusive community focused on technical improvement of partner IT solutions.

HPE invests significant resources to help partners work with small and medium-sized businesses, simplifying the process for all parties. And the new HPE ProLiant MicroServer server confirms this assertion and helps partners accelerate their digital transformation with industry-leading technologies.

2017: Announcement of HPE ProLiant Gen10 servers

In June 2017, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced, according to the company, the safest servers in the world. We are talking about tenth generation ProLiant systems (Gen10).

Cyber protection of new servers is built into chips, which ensures security at the firmware level of server components. According to the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, more than 50% of information security specialists faced at least one incident of server firmware infection in 2016.

HP ProLiant Gen10 are positioned as the safest servers in the world

I remember when I first came to HP [in 2011 - approx. TAdviser], I told the server team that I want to create servers that we can confidently call the safest in the world. With Gen10, we did this, "Meg Whitman, CEO of the company, told CRN.

According to Tim Peters, Vice President and Head of Servers at HPE ProLiant and Solutions for Small and Medium Businesses, many see security as a feature or something built into premium configurations. HPE uses a different approach: creating protection against threats at the hardware level for the entire generation of servers, including for budget ones, he said.

He also said that after more than three years of development in Gen10 servers, for the first time, encryption and process chain authentication signatures appeared on the market for even more reliable protection.

The focus on Gen10 security is very important for HPE partners and does not involve additional costs when distributing servers, Peters added.

According to the manufacturer, companies can use HPE ProLiant Gen10 as both a regular local network storage and the basis of their own private cloud with the ability to securely share data and employees in the office.^[1]

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