With Dell and Fujitsu putting Intel Arria 10 GX programmable acceleration cards into off-the-shelf servers for the data center, enterprises should find it easier to tap the benefits of FPGAs.

Microsoft’s version of Dell EMC’s R640 is outfitted with two low-power 10-core Xeon processors, an unassuming 64GB of memory, baseline 750W redundant power supplies and maxed-out 12TB of NVMe ...

Dell EMC is offering the acceleration technology in its 2U (3.5-inch), dual-socket PowerEdge R740 and R740XD and 1U (1.75-inch), dual-socket R640 systems. The first two servers will hold up to ...

The Foundation. Dell EMC shipped more than 465,000 servers in the first quarter, and part of its strategy for growing that number is making PowerEdge the basis for a broad selection of Dell EMC ...

The expansion adds 396 Dell R640 server nodes, along with the Nvidia/Mellanox InfiniBand HDR cards and switches to connect into Frontera's high speed fabric. Each node has two Intel Xeon Platinum 8280 ...

The paper compares two hypothetical data centres, one containing Bamboo’s B1008N servers and the other Dell’s R640 servers (which it describes as “typical” of existing architectures).