For years, enterprises have measured their data centers in terms of processing power, but tomorrow’s data center will be judged by the superpowers it enables.
It could be the power to create and innovate using artificial intelligence (AI). Or the power to deliver virtual reality experiences to customers wherever they are. It could even be the power to reduce power consumption on the path to net-zero operations.
Whatever your superpower, Dell PowerEdge servers with AMD EPYC™ processors are designed to unleash your business’ inner hero. They’re not just faster than previous generations of servers—they’re more than two times faster.
They don’t simply support AI—they’re designed to deliver record-breaking AI performance. And they do all this while saving you money with up to 48% lower processor costs through 5:1 server consolidation.
This isn’t about saving a few dollars and squeezing out slightly better performance from your servers. This is about transforming your data center into a generator for hero-sized innovations and ideas.
Are you ready? Download the eBook to learn more.
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