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Equus Compute Solutions makes available servers that use the new Intel Xeon Processor Scalable Family (aka “Purley”). These newly released Intel CPUs provide infrastructure options that represent advances in agility and scalability. These CPUs boost capabilities across compute, storage, memory, network and security.
Examples of new Equus Servers include:
The new Equus servers are configured using different form factors, CPU sockets, disk storage, I/O and multi-node capabilities. With up to 28 physical cores per CPU, significant increases in memory bandwidth (six memory channels) and I/O bandwidth (48 PCIe lanes), expect improvements enabled by denser compute and faster access to large data volumes, the company reports.
For more info, visit Equus Compute Solutions.
Sources: Press materials received from the company.
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