- Six rack-mounted servers arrive in Q1 2025, whereas the Synergy 480 blade and DL580 quad-socket in Q3 2025
- Provides as much as 288 cores, 8TB DDR5 reminiscence, and PCIe Gen5
- HPE introduces quantum-resistant encryption
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has unveiled its newest ProLiant Compute Gen12 portfolio, introducing eight new servers powered by Intel Xeon 6 processors.
This marks a departure from earlier generations that provided AMD EPYC options, and HPE says the brand new lineup with sooner DDR5 configurations can present as much as 65% annual energy financial savings, because of its AI-driven optimizations and fanless Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) structure which reduces cooling energy consumption by as much as 90%.
The ProLiant Gen12 portfolio integrates quantum-resistant encryption to protect in opposition to cryptographic threats whereas HPE iLO 7 gives impartial hardware-based safety for delicate credentials, resembling encryption keys and system passwords.
Increasing the ProLiant lineup
The ProLiant Gen12 sequence contains six rack-mounted servers, a blade server, and a high-performance quad-processor system.
Amongst them, the DL380 (2U) and DL360 (1U) present dual-socket configurations, supporting as much as 288 cores, 8TB of DDR5 reminiscence, and PCIe Gen5 growth. These fashions cater to enterprises requiring scalable compute energy for AI, cloud, and virtualization workloads.
For companies searching for cost-effective single-socket options, the DL320 and DL340 provide focused efficiency advantages. The DL320, a 1U server, helps as much as 144 cores, 2TB of DDR5 reminiscence, and PCIe Gen5 growth, making it supreme for virtualization whereas the DL340, a 2U server, is optimized for AI-driven cloud computing with assist for as much as 8TB of DDR5 reminiscence and PCIe Gen5 connectivity.
Designed for SMBs and edge computing, the ML350 tower server gives as much as 8TB of DDR5 reminiscence and a number of PCIe Gen5 slots. In the meantime, the DL380a, a 2U rack server, is constructed for intensive workloads, supporting as much as 16 single-wide or 8 double-wide GPUs.
HPE plans to launch the six rack-mounted servers in Q1 2025, whereas the Synergy 480 blade server and the high-performance DL580 quad-processor system will launch this summer time, obtainable as standalone items or by means of HPE GreenLake.
“Our prospects are tackling workloads which are overwhelmingly data-intensive and rising ever-more demanding,” stated Krista Satterthwaite, senior vice chairman and common supervisor, Compute at HPE.
“The brand new HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 servers give organizations – spanning public sector, enterprise and vertical industries like finance, healthcare and extra – the horsepower and administration insights they should thrive whereas balancing their sustainability objectives and managing prices,” she added.
“It is a fashionable enterprise platform engineered for the hybrid world, designed with revolutionary safety and management capabilities to assist firms prevail over the evolving risk panorama and efficiency challenges that their legacy {hardware} can’t tackle.”