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HPE Shatters Performance Ceilings with Industry-First 64 TB Memory Server for SAP® Cloud ERP and Mission-Critical Workloads

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise introduced a revolutionary step forward in enterprise computing with the introduction of the HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250. Designed to address the limitations posed by modern-day enterprise computing requirements, the HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250 marks the launch of the world’s first scale-up server capable of accommodating up to 64 TB of DDR5 memory – an innovation aimed at supporting SAP HANA® and the rising tide of agentic artificial intelligence.

As companies begin to transition legacy enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) applications into the cloud, real-time processing speeds and efficiency have become increasingly important. With the help of HPE’s new offering, it is now possible to process even the largest datasets using a single system image without suffering from latency issues associated with scale-out technologies.

Redefining Scale and Speed for the AI Era

The HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250 is the company’s first scale-up system running on Intel® Xeon® 6 processors. The scalability capabilities of the server range between four and 16 sockets thanks to its modular architecture, enabling companies to prepare themselves for future high-speed transactions and analytics needs.

An external node controller plays an important role in ensuring high performance through 100 times faster latency than Ethernet-based scale-out deployments. This technological innovation enables almost instantaneous access to data, which is especially crucial for “agentic AI” systems where large data volumes are required to take decisions.

“Designed for complex business applications like enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management systems, this system helps customers in ways competitive offerings cannot – allowing them to run faster transactions, gain insights in real time, and support analytics without slowing down business,” said a spokesperson for HPE. “With simpler operations, always-on reliability, and chip-to-cloud security – we’re redefining what scale looks like for workloads with zero-tolerance downtime.”

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Security and Resiliency from Silicon to Cloud

In addition to power, the HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250 offers a multi-level security solution that ensures protection of mission-critical data from end-to-end during the entire lifespan.

  • Hardware Security: With the help of the HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) feature, the server ensures the establishment of silicon root of trust.
  • Future-Proofing the Data: By using post-quantum cryptography, the system protects itself from all kinds of future threats.
  • Repairable Memory: The server’s built-in self-healing memory guarantees secure uptime even for the most advanced recordkeeping systems.

Strengthening the SAP Alliance

This launch reinforces HPE’s position as a leader in the IDC MarketScape for SAP HANA Certified Servers. As the successor to the Intel-based HPE Scale-up Server 3200, the 3250 has already established record-setting benchmarks, becoming the first scale-up server validated by the SAP BW Edition HANA benchmark with at least 48 TB of memory.

“The HPE Compute Scale Up Server 3250, powered by Intel Xeon 6 processors, brings together exceptional compute density, scalability, and reliability to help enterprises run their most critical data intensive workloads,” noted industry partners during the unveiling.

Availability and Financial Flexibility

The HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3250 is available immediately. To accelerate adoption, HPE Financial Services is offering the 90/9 Advantage program, allowing customers to defer payments for 90 days followed by nine months of one-percent financing, enabling a rapid transition to next-generation infrastructure with minimal initial capital outlay.

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