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Dell PowerEdge M710HD Blade Servers

The Dell PowerEdge M710HD blade servers are just like the M710 – except extra AWESOME (oh, and in a half-height form factor). Packing an extensive array of features and options into this smaller form factor, the Dell M710HD takes the term “ultra-dense” to a new level. For example, the M710HD comes standard with a high I/O throughput and exceptional memory density, but provides the option of increasing both performance and memory capacity with additional ultra-high density memory options and optional Intel Xeon 5600 multi-core processors. And when we’re throwing around terms like, “ultra-high,” (who knew high could get higher?) you know that the M710HD is some serious stuff. Other impressive features of the Dell M710HD blade server include multiple Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI), Ethernet, Fibre Channel (FC) and InfiniBand options for flexible and powerful I/O deployment, as well as further future-ready integrated network connectivity by means of the M710HD’s network daughtercard (NDC).

Now if you’re looking at the above list of albeit amazing features and options, and are still thinking, “Okay, but what can this do for me?” I can help you out. The combination of features and options provided by the Dell PowerEdge M710HD servers allow for enterprise data centers to perform a wide range of applications with optimal performance. In particular, the Dell M710HD blade servers are especially well-suited for virtualized environments, since they are designed to be virtualization-optimized. As a result, PowerEdge M710HD servers are ready and able to help enterprise data centers make the most out of the number of virtual machines that their existing hypervisor licensing allows them - actually using more virtual machines than previously possible and serving to save you money by increasing the number of virtualization deployments possible through existing resources. And with a number of systems management features, the M 710HD servers eliminate the major bottleneck of a new technology – that slightly overwhelming, woah how does this shiny new toy work feeling – by making the M710HD practically manage itself through proactive management tools.