Dell Unveils First Shared Infrastructure Solution to Provide Hyperscale Customers with New Modular Computational & Storage Ca...
20 9월 2012 - 12:00AM
Business Wire
Dell today announced the PowerEdge C8000 Series, the industry’s
first 4U shared infrastructure solution to allow the mixing and
matching of compute, GPU/coprocessors and storage sleds in one
chassis.
Ideally suited for workloads that require high performance per
watt and flexibility in configuration, such as high-performance
computing (HPC) and big data applications, the PowerEdge C8000
series delivers the ideal mix of resources, while saving on space,
energy and refresh rates, and allowing customers to run their data
centers at higher operating temperatures. Customers can pack more
compute power in less space than traditional 1U servers, with the
cores, memory and I/O expansion needed for peak workload
performance.
Shared Infrastructure Results in Lower Total Cost of
Ownership
Customers running highly resource-intensive hyperscale workloads
can benefit from shared infrastructure pools and shared compute,
storage, power and cooling resources that result in lower total
cost of ownership in power efficiency, system scaling efficiency
and compute density. The shared infrastructure reduces power and
cooling costs and enables customer to refresh with the latest
components without having to replace the entire chassis.
Additionally, the PowerEdge C8000 Series can provide customers with
up to 4x the server density when compared with competitive
solutions.1
Mix and Match Compute, Compute/GPU and Storage Sleds
The PowerEdge C8000 shared infrastructure chassis holds up to
eight single-wide sleds or four double-wide sleds. Each compute
sled is equivalent to a standard server built with a processor,
memory, network interface, baseboard management controller, and
local hard drive storage. Dell customers can speed up their most
resource-intensive workloads by mixing and matching the following
compute, GPU/coprocessor and storage sleds in the same 4U
chassis:
- The PowerEdge C8220 compute
sled: packs a lot of compute power in a dense space. Up to
eight C8220 nodes can slide into the C8000 chassis mounted on
specially-designed single-width sleds, delivering the compute power
of up to 16 next-generation processors in just 4U of rack
space.
- The PowerEdge C8220X compute/GPU
sled: further increases the performance and compute/memory
density per rack, as well as allowing the use of GPUs and other
accelerators. Customers can run multiple workloads in a single
chassis in scientific visualizations and other resource-intensive
workloads.
- The PowerEdge C8000XD storage
sled: fits up to 1.4x more local storage in 4U of rack space.
This sled is ideal for workloads requiring flexible storage
expansion, such as HPC, Hadoop and hosting environments.
PowerEdge C8000 Customer Deployment Breaks New Ground
The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) is leveraging the
performance and flexibility benefits of the PowerEdge C8000 series
in its new supercomputer “Stampede,” which is expected to become a
model for supporting petascale-level computational science.
“TACC’s Stampede infrastructure consists of several thousand
PowerEdge C8000 servers with GPUs to help speed scientific
discovery,” said Dan Stanzione, deputy director at TACC. “Dell’s
infrastructure is invaluable in our mission of supporting
data-intensive computing and visualization in complex computational
science and engineering research including weather forecasting,
climate modeling, energy exploration and production, drug
discovery, new materials design and manufacturing, and more
efficient and safer automobiles and airplanes.”
“At Dell, we are constantly working to address our customers’
evolving needs for solutions that deliver the ultimate in
performance for their heaviest workloads, while saving on space,
energy and total cost of ownership. This focus has resulted in
Dell’s sustained leadership in IDC’s density optimized server
market share report,” said Forrest Norrod, vice president and
general manager, Server Solutions, Dell. “Today, based on those
customer needs, we are introducing a shared infrastructure solution
that provides unprecedented flexibility, performance and efficiency
for hyperscale environments.”
Pricing and Availability
The PowerEdge C8000 Series will begin shipping in September
2012. The four products that make up the PowerEdge C8000 series
will be available from a Dell sales representative, or through
Dell’s Global Direct Channel Partners. Learn more on
dell.com/poweredgec.
Additional Information
International Data Corporation’s (IDC) Q2 2012 Worldwide
Quarterly Server Tracker
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1 When compared with two HP DL 380P G8 in 4U of rack space.
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