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HP 654799-B21 ProLiant Blade Server 4 x AMD Opteron 6276 2.3GHz
- Form Factor: Server Blade
- Processors: 4 x AMD Opteron 6276
- Processor Speed: 2.3GHz
- Model: HP ProLiant Blade Server
- High-density multi-core processing
- Designed for demanding enterprise workloads.
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Product Overview
The HP 654799-B21 ProLiant Blade Server is a powerful server blade equipped with four AMD Opteron 6276 processors, each running at 2.3GHz. This configuration is designed for high-density, multi-core processing.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Server Blade |
| Brand | HP |
| Model | ProLiant Blade Server |
Additional Specifications
| Processors | 4 x AMD Opteron 6276 |
| Processor Speed | 2.3GHz |
Product Description
The HP 654799-B21 ProLiant Blade Server represents a high-density computing solution, featuring an impressive configuration of four AMD Opteron 6276 processors, each operating at 2.3GHz. This setup provides a substantial number of cores, making it exceptionally well-suited for highly parallelized workloads and environments that require maximum compute density per rack unit. The AMD Opteron 6276 processors are known for their strong performance in multi-threaded applications. This server blade is ideal for tasks such as large-scale virtualization, scientific computing, complex simulations, big data analytics, and high-performance computing (HPC) clusters where parallel processing is key to achieving optimal results. Integrated into the HP BladeSystem, this server blade leverages shared infrastructure for power, cooling, and networking, contributing to a more efficient and manageable data center. The quad-processor configuration offers immense processing power, enabling organizations to consolidate numerous workloads onto fewer physical servers, thereby reducing costs and complexity while maximizing performance.
