Dell Extended Blade server adds network options

According to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> Media reports, Dell has added AMD based options for its blade server production line, Allows the server to adapt to a large number of virtual machines and speed data processing. The company also announced that new Internet Options would be available. This portfolio is based on the Dell Blade server infrastructure, and the new PowerEdge M915 is the current M910 AMD version, and M910 will be the foundation for future m1000e.

Just as m910,m915 has four processor sockets. The product uses the AMD Opteron 6100 series chip, can use 48 cores on a single server, equipped with 512G memory and two SAS or SSD hard drive.

According to Dell, M915 's configuration is sufficient to make it competent for data center requirements, and an increase in the number of cores will increase the efficiency of running virtual machines and the control of the database, such as multitasking.

The M915 also installs 2 dual-interface network adapters, and the blade server will be equipped with six dual-interface 10Gbps Ethernet cards in the future to speed up to 120Gbps.

The diskless M915 Blade Server starts at $2150.