Hewlett Packard (HP) has created a new range of "skinless" data centre servers which can be easily mounted in sever racks or server cabinets.
The company's HP ExSO portfolio is squarely aimed at large companies that require a lot of processing power concentrated in a small space.
According to HP, the new lightweight servers, which use simple mounting rails, give businesses the chance to reduce both shipping costs and expenditure on facility space.
"Customers with extreme scale out requirements like hosting companies or companies with high performance computing needs want to achieve greatest economy of scale," said Christian Keller, vice-president of industry standard servers at HP.
The company also claims that energy savings can be made because the devices have consolidated power and cooling infrastructure, which includes a unique air flow design.
HP states they require 28 per cent less power than traditional rack-mounted servers.
Meanwhile, HP has started supplying AMD's low-power Neo processors, which are dual-core and run at 1.6GHz.ADNFCR-1186-ID-19215098-ADNFCR
The company's HP ExSO portfolio is squarely aimed at large companies that require a lot of processing power concentrated in a small space.
According to HP, the new lightweight servers, which use simple mounting rails, give businesses the chance to reduce both shipping costs and expenditure on facility space.
"Customers with extreme scale out requirements like hosting companies or companies with high performance computing needs want to achieve greatest economy of scale," said Christian Keller, vice-president of industry standard servers at HP.
The company also claims that energy savings can be made because the devices have consolidated power and cooling infrastructure, which includes a unique air flow design.
HP states they require 28 per cent less power than traditional rack-mounted servers.
Meanwhile, HP has started supplying AMD's low-power Neo processors, which are dual-core and run at 1.6GHz.ADNFCR-1186-ID-19215098-ADNFCR
Source: comms-express.com
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