New HP Integrity first upgradeable kinetic energy blade Server

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; HP released its second generation HP Integrity server with Itanium (Itanium) processors in Japan. Hewlett-Packard will be shipped from early May 3 Blade server, early September shipments high-end "Superdome 2" server and September late shipment rx2800 i2 rack server.

HP is currently promoting their "converged infrastructure" aggregation infrastructure strategy in Japan. The so-called aggregation infrastructure, in simple terms, is to aggregate server, storage, network, power, and cooling capabilities into a pool of resources and to manage them uniformly. About aggregate infrastructure products, Hewlett-Packard Japanese company Enterprise Storage, the server and Network Division's operations director, Mr. Sanumo, says it is the ideal choice for the cloud: "If you aggregate all the resources together, you can do it on demand and return it when it's not needed, which is perfect for the cloud." ”

The new HP Integrity Kinetic Blade Server is the first upgradeable blade server that enhances the flexibility and effectiveness of critical business environments. Through a unified architecture and public management environment, HP Integrity computing resources to achieve integration and sharing within the business scope. This allows customers to create, apply, and maintain the infrastructure at the optimal level of performance without having to pay high costs for complexity.

The HP Integrity Kinetic Blade Server leverages the modular and energy-efficiency design provided by the industry's leading HP Blade system architecture, which allows corporate organizations to reduce carbon emissions by 50% while running critical business applications and lower TCO than rack servers.

HP Integrity Kinetic blades, which employs the new Intel Itanium 9300 Series processor, has increased business performance by 9 times times more than the previous generation of servers. Blade servers ensure business continuity by providing twice times more reliable performance than other processors, thereby greatly enhancing system availability.

Meet growing business needs

HP Integrity Kinetic Blades servers help businesses achieve key business integration infrastructures and adjust the technology environment to quickly capture business opportunities. Other advantages include:

With blade connections to improve flexibility, new features can integrate multiple blades to create 2,4,8 processor sockets, easily scaling up or outward to meet changing computing needs. This allows customers to unify critical applications on a common platform.

HP Integrity Virtual machine is part of the HP Insight dynamics--Virtual Services environment software that allows users to use HP Integrity virtual machines to improve resource utilization. Integrity virtual machines centralize hardware and software resources and can be quickly allocated to applications as needed to implement shared service computing patterns.

By simply integrating HP integrity Kinetic blades servers, HP ProLiant blades servers, and StorageWorks storage blade servers within the same chassis, maximizing investment is achieved while providing flexibility to meet higher performance requirements.