How to boost IT productivity and lower support costs with Intel-powered HPE Proliant servers.
Highlights include:
- Increased core count and more efficient power supplies help deliver more work per watt, and more workload per server
- HPE servers are engineering from the ground up for total security coverage, from a silicon root of trust to cloud-based management, data protection and access controls
- Enhanced performance, capacity and capability along with AI-driven automation and management means increased IT productivity
- Modernizing servers gets IT away from complex, time consuming support and maintenance work and costs associated with legacy systems and software
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