Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced the HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250 on May 11, 2024. This system represents the industry's first server to support 64 terabytes of memory capacity. The announcement positions the hardware as a specialized solution for large memory database workloads.
New server supports up to 16 processor slots with Intel Xeon 6 architecture
The server utilizes Intel Xeon 6 processors as its core architecture. It supports between four and sixteen processor slots to accommodate varying performance needs. HPE integrated dedicated high-bandwidth interconnect external node controllers to manage data flow. The system also includes built-in iLO security protection features.
Krista Satterthwaite, HPE's senior vice president and general manager of compute, stated that the system targets complex business applications. She noted that the server helps customers transact faster and gain real-time insights for enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management systems. The design aims to support analytics without slowing down business speed.
HPE has not confirmed the launch window or specific pricing for the HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250. The company has not disclosed availability details for the United States or other regions. Customers seeking to purchase the hardware must wait for further official announcements regarding release schedules.
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