Today at Microsoft Ignite, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced the general availability of HPE ProLiant for Microsoft Azure Stack. This new product helps to simplify hybrid IT environments by enabling customers and service providers to run Azure-consistent services on HPE infrastructure in their own data centers. HPE ProLiant for Microsoft Azure Stack marks the industry’s only Azure Stack services consumption-based offering.
HPE ProLiant for Microsoft Azure Stack enables customers to:
The two companies, Microsoft and HPE, co-engineered and validated the HPE ProLiant for Microsoft Azure Stack to ensure it can provide enterprises and service providers a simplified and integrated development, management and security experience consistent with Azure public cloud services that they can run on-premises. The two companies go on to claimed that HPE ProLiant for Microsoft Azure Stack enables organizations to modernize application development, deploy applications to their preferred location, meet data sovereignty, security and compliance requirements and achieve superior performance from on-premises infrastructure.
For the Azure Stack, HPE ProLiant provides what it refers to as the best-performing platforms for it. ProLiant can provide up to 768GB of RAM and 2400MHz memory speed, increasing memory bandwidth by 28% compared to competitive solutions with the same capacity. On top of that customers can choose configurations ranging from four to twelve nodes, CPUs best suited for a given workload, and memory and storage options, choice of racks, as well as third party networking switches and power supply options to allow for seamless integration into existing environments.
Availability
HPE ProLiant for Microsoft Azure Stack is available now.
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