HP steps up Extreme Scale-Out push

  • Email a Friend
  • Print Page
HP steps up Extreme Scale-Out push
Nov 18, 2009 6:25 AM
Tags: server | additions | computing | extreme | highperformance | platform

Beefs up high-end server line.

HP has released a new line of products in an effort to upgrade its high-performance scalable server platform.

The company said that the additions will help to bolster its Extreme Scale-Out enterprise server platform which targets high performance markets as well as data centres designed for scalability.

Among the additions to the platform is a new blade server model. The BL2x220c G6 places two server boards within a single enclosure, potentially allowing denser and more efficient deployments.

Other new products include a high-performance cluster based on HP's Proliant SL server series, including the new SL 165z G6 rack-mount system, and the StorageWorks X9000 series designed specifically for large scalable datacentres.

The company hopes that the updated platform will appeal to companies needing to build powerful, dense datacentre systems which can be easily expanded.

"The Extreme Scale-Out portfolio was created to meet the demanding needs of scale-out as well as high-performance computing customers that require highly efficient and powerful computing infrastructures," said Steve Cumings, HP's director of marketing for scalable computing and infrastructure.

Copyright © 2009 v3.co.uk


 
Comments

Be the first to comment on this article.
Thoughts on this article? Add a comment below.
Comment:
Want to participate in the discussion?
Or log in now to comment
 
 
 
Top Stories
TIO website hit by malware
Weekend malware runs one new process per target machine.
 
Microsoft announces Azure launch date
Australia in second wave of country releases.
 
CBA embarks on "database-as-a-service"
Analysis: How the bank intends to save megabucks.
 

Spotlightthe topics we're following

Latest Comments

"Hahahah...What a joke!! "Conroy had said that it was not possible to apply ISP-level filtering ..."
by gerson Feb 9, 2010 10:39 PM
 
"@@Comments, yes, and history keeps repeating itself. Remember the earlier pr-and-media-fuelled ..."
by anonymous Feb 9, 2010 6:40 PM
 
"I would have paid good money to be in court when that clanger dropped. Could you imagine, the ..."
by Private Citizen Feb 9, 2010 6:23 PM
 
"He is not yet listed on NBN Co. website as part of their team of executives (http://www.nbnco.com..."
by Private Citizen Feb 9, 2010 6:07 PM
 
"That would be the list leaked on wikileaks that the minister denied was the ACMA list. The same ..."
by Private Citizen Feb 9, 2010 5:17 PM
1) HTC Magic16 plans 2%
2) Nokia N9743 plans 9%
3) Nokia E7149 plans 1%
4) Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB30 plans 11%
5) Apple iPhone 8GB42 plans 5%
1) iiNet32 plans 5%
2) Netspace36 plans 11%
3) TPG Internet19 plans 14%
4) Optus33 plans 1%
5) Telstra BigPond30 plans 2%

Mobiles | Broadband | Credit Cards

iTnews

Polls

What is the sweet spot for Apple's entry 16GB Wi-Fi iPad?




   |   View results
$549
  78%
 
$579
  10%
 
$619
  4%
 
$649
  3%
 
$699
  5%
TOTAL VOTES: 381

Vote