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Supermicro SuperBlade 8U Review

The Supermicro SuperBlade systems have been around for quite some time. The popular blade chassis come in a variety of form factors, including 4U, 6U, and 8U. Each size gives customers a different set of choices when ultimately selecting the blades that go inside. In this review, we’re taking a look at the largest Supermicro

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TYAN Transport SX TS65-B8253 Server Review

Taiwan-based Tyan is well known in enterprise IT as a server platform producer. June 2021 saw the introduction of its latest blade servers, including the Transport SX TS65-B8253 under review here. This 2U, two-socket rackmount server is intended for cloud storage, supporting 12 hot-swap 3.5-inch LFF drives, including four NVMe U.2 drives. It runs on

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HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen10 Plus V2 Server Review

Shortly after AMD launched its latest generation of AMD EPYC 7003 processors, HPE announced several updates for support of the new CPUs. Amid this announcement, the company announced the HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen10 Plus V2 Server. The server is a 2U, dual-socket system with the ability to have up to 128 cores and 8TB of

Cisco UCS X
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Cisco UCS X-Series Deep Dive

At the beginning of June Cisco hosted a Future Cloud event it showcased several of its cloud innovations. From our view, the event was highlighted by the new Cisco UCS X-Series, powered by Cisco Intersight. X-Series is a bit different than past rack or blade models, as it blends systems and node types into a

WD Ultrastar Edge-MR
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Western Digital Ultrastar Edge Servers Announced

Today Western Digital (WDC) announced that its new Ultrastar Edge Servers including a rugged MIL-spec version or the Western Digital Ultrastar Edge-MR. Like other edge servers, the Ultrastar Edge Servers aim to bring compute closer to the data which in turn should lead to faster processing, lower latency, and real-time decision making. Both servers are

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Supermicro 1124US-TNRP Server Review

The Supermicro 1124US-TNRP is a 1U server that leverages the new AMD EPYC 7003 processors. The server is part of Supermicro’s A+ Ultra family. If the name and the picture below are causing déjà vu, it is because we already review the near-identical Supermicro 1024US-TRT Server. The previous review was also looking at a newer

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HPE ProLiant DL365 Gen10 Plus Server Review

Back in March, AMD released their latest generation of AMD EPYC 7003 processors. The same day several vendors were quick to follow suit, including HPE who launched several server updates. Headlining the updated servers announced is the HPE ProLiant DL365 Gen10 Plus, a 1U dual-processor system that’s primed to deliver class-leading compute strength. The DL365

Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 label
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Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 Server Review

The Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 was launched in March as Dell Technologies revamped most of their server lineup with fresh AMD and Intel models. The timing of the launch was a little odd as Dell wanted to launch all of the systems together to show off the portfolio, but Intel hadn’t yet announced Gen3 Xeon.

Supermicro 1024US-TRT feature
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Supermicro 1024US-TRT Server Review

The Supermicro 1024US-TRT is a 1U server from the company’s A+ Ultra family. The server is ideal for organizations who need a performance-driven solution that can excel in dense compute use cases. Coupled with its extensive networking options, the 1024US-TRT features an H12DSU-iN motherboard inside the SC819UTS-R1K02P-A chassis, the former which is highlighted by its

Intel Storage Performance in Windows Server
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Intel Storage Performance – Windows Server

Just last week Intel released their 3rd Gen Xeon CPUs, which builds on their ecosystem play that includes Optane SSD storage in the P5800X and of course the latest 200 Series persistent memory modules (PMem). With our initial Intel storage reviews out, we decided to repurpose the Intel server and storage tech we have in