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Dell Technologies expands the industry's top-selling server portfolio with performance and efficiency upgrades for wherever Dell PowerEdge is deployed. These servers represent the latest generation of server innovation for Dell's largest and smallest customers. Built with versatility in mind, these new Dell PowerEdge servers offer efficient configurations that will simplify operations for organizations, including CSPs of all sizes, small business owners and those operating at the edge. With performance improvements across the new servers, customers have the compute power to handle a range of workloads. "Our customers are turning to our newest servers to run more compute-intensive workloads while trying to manage power and emissions," said Travis Vigil, senior vice president, Infrastructure Solutions Group Product Management, Dell Technologies. "This builds on our 30 years of experience where Dell PowerEdge has been the backbone of IT infrastructure, helping customers adapt to evolving business needs and supporting workloads across edge, core data centres and the cloud." Enhanced performance and efficiency for cloud service providers New Dell PowerEdge R670 CSP Edition and R770 CSP Edition servers offer cloud service providers optimal performance for high-performance computing, including high-density and scale-out cloud workloads like virtualization and data analytics. Additionally, through the Dell Early Access Program, customers can evaluate these new server designs so CSPs can scale production from day one of availability. Designed with Smart Cooling technology, these servers are energy efficient and intelligently adapt to changing environments. The compact form factor with front I/O for cold aisle serviceability and versatile configurations makes these servers simpler to deploy and service, making them ideal for specialized data centres. Bringing the Intel Xeon 6 Efficient core processor to market first, customers will see up to 2.3x more performance per rack compared to the previous generation. These servers are equipped with Dell Open Server Manager built on OpenBMCTM to simplify management in an open ecosystem for large, heterogeneous environments. These new CSP Edition servers mark the debut of the Data Centre - Modular Hardware System (DC-MHS) architecture in the Dell PowerEdge portfolio. This DC-MHS specification supports easier server integration into existing infrastructure by standardizing servers and improving design and customer choice. Part of the Open Compute Project, DC-MHS is a collaboration between six companies, including Dell Technologies and Intel, focused on redesigning hardware technology to make data centre, edge and enterprise infrastructure more interoperable. "Intel is excited to have Dell Technologies at the forefront of our development on the latest generation of Intel Xeon 6 processor, enabling customers across industries to quickly and seamlessly deliver on the promise of high density, efficient compute for AI data centres of the future," said Ryan Tabrah, Vice President & General Manager of Intel Xeon Efficient-core Products, Intel Corporation. Smaller footprint, double the performance The Dell PowerEdge T160 and R260 servers bring compact computing to small businesses and remote offices looking for powerful, dense configurations. At almost half the physical footprint (42%), the stackable T160 offers a lower carbon footprint via the increased use of sustainable materials, including an unpainted metal chassis. The server is up to 23% more power efficient compared to the previous generation. The R260 also has a reduced physical footprint (24%), increasing its versatility. Both servers feature the Intel Xeon E-2400 Processors, offering double the performance compared to the previous generation. The T160 is ideal for organizations looking to do real-time data processing at near-edge installations. The R260 works well for deploying near-edge virtualisation, minimizing latency by up to 50%. For th...

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Brian Payne, Vice President for Product Management & Product Marketing for PowerEdge Servers at Dell EMC, joins Chip Chat to discuss satisfying future customer infrastructure needs with 2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors and Intel® Optane™ DC persistent memory. Payne's team defines Dell's PowerEdge hardware portfolio, shepherding new products through development and into the marketplace, as well as contributing to the software and systems management capabilities used in PowerEdge. In this interview, Payne speaks to the advancement of the data center and IT transformation to being a central part of many businesses and how Dell is working to satisfy new and varied IT requirements. Payne highlights the move for many organizations to software-defined infrastructure and explains why this makes Intel Xeon processor based PowerEdge systems "the bedrock of the datacenter." Additionally, Payne talks about how Intel Optane DC persistent Memory is impacting the capabilities that Dell can deliver to its customers. Finally, Payne describes Dell's approach to security in the data center and how it's helping customers detect, react, and recover from any threats. For more information on Dell PowerEdge Servers, please visit dellemc.com. For more information on Intel technologies for the data center, please visit intel.com/xeon. Intel technologies' features and benefits depend on system configuration and may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. Performance varies depending on system configuration. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Check with your system manufacturer or retailer or learn more at intel.com. Intel, the Intel logo, Xeon, and Optane are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. © Intel Corporation

The Dell EMC VDI Complete Solution has one goal:  Make it easier to buy, implement and support Virtual Desktops with unique, end-to-end client  solutions including technologies across the Dell Technologies family of companies.   Starting with Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI) leveraging Dell EMC VxRail or vSAN ReadyNodes on Dell PowerEdge Servers, Virtualization Software from VMware via VMware vSpherer and Horizons, and Dell endpoints including Wyse Thin clients and OptiPlex micro PCs, VDI Complete is an end to end solution. Add Dell Financial Services (DFS) to that technology stack, and you have a fully integrated flexible consumption model providing predictability and scale at a fixed cost per desktop per month.       Rishi Manocha (Rishi_Manocha@DELL.com) joined me from the Dell Technologies World 2018 Expo Hall with the latest. Get Dell EMC The Source app in the Apple App Store or Google Play, and Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes, Stitcher Radio or Google Play. Dell EMC The Source Podcast is hosted by Sam Marraccini (@SamMarraccini)  

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In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Brian Payne, Executive Director of Product Marketing for Dell PowerEdge Servers joins us on Chip Chat to discuss software defined infrastructure (SDI) and Dell’s vision for the future of the data center. He highlights how Dell is able to provide greater compute performance with the […]

Brian Payne, Executive Director of Product Marketing for Dell PowerEdge Servers joins us on Chip Chat to discuss software defined infrastructure (SDI) and Dell’s vision for the future of the data center. He highlights how Dell is able to provide greater compute performance with the release of the new Intel® Xeon® processor e5-2600 v4 product family enabling their solutions to meet the rising demand for quicker delivery of information and helping to enable more agile businesses that are able to keep up in the software defined environments of tomorrow. Brian also points out the value of the close relationship between Intel and Dell that enables the prediction of future needs of customers and drives collaboration to design the next generation of innovative products. To learn more, visit http://www.dell.com/poweredge or http://futureready.dell.com/