HPE Adds Four ProLiant Gen13 Servers
High-density AMD EPYC ProLiant systems give enterprises a hardware path to agentic AI and inference workloads that currently stall on security and risk concerns.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
HPE announced the first four products in its HPE ProLiant Gen13 server lineup, all powered by 6th Gen AMD EPYC server CPUs. The DL525 and DL585a target core density, memory bandwidth, and I/O for high-demand enterprise workloads. The XD245 and XD285 comply with Open Compute Project standards and improve rack density in power delivery and cooling. HPE says the systems address security and operational barriers that block Agentic AI deployments at scale.
Two of the systems, the HPE ProLiant DL525 and HPE ProLiant DL585a Gen13, focus on core density, memory bandwidth, and I/O for heavy enterprise workloads. The other two, the HPE ProLiant XD245 and XD285 Gen13, follow Open Compute Project standards and raise rack density to make power delivery and cooling more efficient. HPE pairs the hardware with automated protection through HPE iLO 8, infrastructure reliability assurance, post-quantum cryptography support, and visibility and control through HPE Compute Ops Management.
- HPE ProLiant DL525 Gen13: targets core density, memory bandwidth, and I/O
- HPE ProLiant DL585a Gen13: targets core density, memory bandwidth, and I/O
- HPE ProLiant XD245 Gen13: OCP-compliant, improves rack density
- HPE ProLiant XD285 Gen13: OCP-compliant, improves rack density
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- ASCII.jp HPE、次世代AMD CPU搭載サーバーでAIイノベーションを加速