phoenixNAP Advances Cloud Services Using HPE Disaggregated Data Center Modular Hardware System Servers with Intel Xeon 6
phoenixNAP, a global IT services provider, is enhancing its Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platforms by implementing HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 servers with Intel Xeon 6 processors. This marks phoenixNAP as HPE's first DC-MHS server customer, enabling a transition from traditional monolithic server architecture to modular, scalable designs across 18 global data centers.
The new servers feature Intel Xeon 6700 series processors, delivering up to 144 E-cores per socket and 1.5x performance per watt compared to 5th Gen processors. This implementation aims to serve cloud-native, on-premise, and SaaS development customers in AdTech, FinTech, and SLED sectors.
The partnership provides phoenixNAP with reusable building blocks and interoperability across data centers, offering enhanced security from silicon to software. This modernization enables faster product introductions and lower total cost of ownership through modular innovations and HPE's partner ecosystem.
phoenixNAP, un fornitore globale di servizi IT, sta potenziando le sue piattaforme di Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) implementando server HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 con processori Intel Xeon 6. Questo segna phoenixNAP come il primo cliente di server DC-MHS di HPE, consentendo una transizione dall'architettura server monolitica tradizionale a design modulari e scalabili in 18 data center globali.
I nuovi server presentano processori della serie Intel Xeon 6700, che offrono fino a 144 E-core per socket e prestazioni superiori di 1.5 volte per watt rispetto ai processori di quinta generazione. Questa implementazione mira a servire clienti nello sviluppo di soluzioni cloud-native, on-premise e SaaS nei settori AdTech, FinTech e SLED.
La partnership fornisce a phoenixNAP blocchi di costruzione riutilizzabili e interoperabilità tra i data center, offrendo una maggiore sicurezza dal silicio al software. Questa modernizzazione consente un'introduzione più rapida dei prodotti e un costo totale di proprietà ridotto grazie a innovazioni modulari e all'ecosistema di partner di HPE.
phoenixNAP, un proveedor global de servicios de TI, está mejorando sus plataformas de Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) al implementar servidores HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 con procesadores Intel Xeon 6. Esto marca a phoenixNAP como el primer cliente de servidores DC-MHS de HPE, permitiendo una transición de la arquitectura de servidores monolíticos tradicionales a diseños modulares y escalables en 18 centros de datos globales.
Los nuevos servidores cuentan con procesadores de la serie Intel Xeon 6700, que ofrecen hasta 144 E-cores por socket y 1.5 veces el rendimiento por vatio en comparación con los procesadores de quinta generación. Esta implementación tiene como objetivo atender a clientes en el desarrollo de soluciones cloud-native, on-premise y SaaS en los sectores de AdTech, FinTech y SLED.
La asociación proporciona a phoenixNAP bloques de construcción reutilizables e interoperabilidad entre los centros de datos, ofreciendo una mayor seguridad desde el silicio hasta el software. Esta modernización permite una introducción más rápida de productos y un costo total de propiedad más bajo a través de innovaciones modulares y el ecosistema de socios de HPE.
phoenixNAP은 글로벌 IT 서비스 제공업체로서, HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 서버와 Intel Xeon 6 프로세서를 구현하여 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) 플랫폼을 강화하고 있습니다. 이는 phoenixNAP이 HPE의 첫 번째 DC-MHS 서버 고객으로 자리 잡게 하여, 전통적인 단일 서버 아키텍처에서 18개의 글로벌 데이터 센터에 걸쳐 모듈식이고 확장 가능한 디자인으로의 전환을 가능하게 합니다.
새로운 서버는 Intel Xeon 6700 시리즈 프로세서를 특징으로 하며, 소켓당 최대 144 E-core를 제공하고 5세대 프로세서에 비해 전력당 1.5배의 성능을 발휘합니다. 이 구현은 AdTech, FinTech 및 SLED 부문의 클라우드 네이티브, 온프레미스 및 SaaS 개발 고객을 지원하는 것을 목표로 합니다.
이 파트너십은 phoenixNAP에 재사용 가능한 빌딩 블록과 데이터 센터 간의 상호 운용성을 제공하여, 실리콘에서 소프트웨어까지 향상된 보안을 제공합니다. 이러한 현대화는 모듈식 혁신과 HPE의 파트너 생태계를 통해 더 빠른 제품 출시와 낮은 총 소유 비용을 가능하게 합니다.
phoenixNAP, un fournisseur mondial de services informatiques, améliore ses plateformes d'Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) en mettant en œuvre des serveurs HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 avec des processeurs Intel Xeon 6. Cela marque phoenixNAP comme le premier client de serveurs DC-MHS d'HPE, permettant une transition d'une architecture serveur monolithique traditionnelle à des conceptions modulaires et évolutives dans 18 centres de données mondiaux.
Les nouveaux serveurs sont dotés de processeurs de la série Intel Xeon 6700, offrant jusqu'à 144 E-cores par socket et 1,5 fois les performances par watt par rapport aux processeurs de cinquième génération. Cette mise en œuvre vise à servir des clients dans le développement de solutions cloud-native, sur site et SaaS dans les secteurs AdTech, FinTech et SLED.
Le partenariat offre à phoenixNAP des blocs de construction réutilisables et une interopérabilité entre les centres de données, offrant une sécurité améliorée du silicium au logiciel. Cette modernisation permet des introductions de produits plus rapides et un coût total de possession réduit grâce à des innovations modulaires et à l'écosystème de partenaires d'HPE.
phoenixNAP, ein globaler IT-Dienstleister, verbessert seine Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Plattformen durch die Implementierung von HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 Servern mit Intel Xeon 6 Prozessoren. Damit wird phoenixNAP zum ersten DC-MHS Serverkunden von HPE und ermöglicht den Übergang von einer traditionellen monolithischen Serverarchitektur zu modularen, skalierbaren Designs in 18 globalen Rechenzentren.
Die neuen Server verfügen über Prozessoren der Intel Xeon 6700 Serie, die bis zu 144 E-Cores pro Sockel liefern und eine 1,5-fache Leistung pro Watt im Vergleich zu 5. Generation Prozessoren bieten. Diese Implementierung zielt darauf ab, Kunden im Bereich cloud-native, On-Premise und SaaS-Entwicklung in den Sektoren AdTech, FinTech und SLED zu bedienen.
Die Partnerschaft bietet phoenixNAP wiederverwendbare Bausteine und Interoperabilität zwischen den Rechenzentren und bietet verbesserte Sicherheit vom Silizium bis zur Software. Diese Modernisierung ermöglicht schnellere Produkteinführungen und niedrigere Gesamtkosten durch modulare Innovationen und HPEs Partner-Ökosystem.
- First-mover advantage as HPE's inaugural DC-MHS server customer
- Enhanced performance with up to 1.5x performance per watt efficiency
- Reduced total cost of ownership through modular innovations
- Expanded global presence across 18 data centers
- Significant infrastructure transition costs from monolithic to modular architecture
- Dependency on HPE's partner ecosystem for sourcing
Insights
This customer win for HPE represents meaningful validation for their new datacenter architecture strategy. phoenixNAP's adoption of HPE's ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 servers marks HPE's first commercial implementation of disaggregated computing hardware conforming to OCP's Data Center Modular Hardware System specifications.
The strategic significance extends beyond a single customer deployment. This architecture shift from traditional monolithic servers to modular, pluggable designs addresses core challenges in the infrastructure market: flexibility, scalability, and operational efficiency. With phoenixNAP operating 18 global data centers, this partnership establishes a potential growth avenue as the service provider expands its footprint.
The new server architecture's modular approach delivers three key competitive advantages: 1) reduced time-to-market through reusable components, 2) lower TCO via modular innovation, and 3) enhanced procurement flexibility through HPE's partner ecosystem. The integration of Intel Xeon 6700 processors with efficient-cores provides up to
While this single customer win won't dramatically move HPE's financial needle immediately, it demonstrates market validation for HPE's strategic pivot toward modular, efficient infrastructure solutions aligned with evolving enterprise requirements. This approach positions HPE more competitively against both traditional server vendors and cloud hyperscalers offering specialized hardware options.
- New modular, secure, scalable, and pluggable server designs enable the expansion and advancement of multi-tenant facilities worldwide.
- Adopting HPE’s first disaggregated computing hardware solution, HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 server, provides the ability to rapidly and securely meet evolving customer expectations.
- High density E-cores in Intel Xeon 6700 series processors deliver greater performance per watt.
To meet the speed and agility demands of the cloud-native, on-premise, and Software as a Service (SaaS) development customers phoenixNAP serves in advertising technology (AdTech), financial technology (FinTech), and state, local, and education (SLED) sectors, the IaaS provider is leveraging HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 servers. This adoption enables phoenixNAP to shift from its traditional monolithic server architecture to modular, scalable, and pluggable designs across its 18 global data centers, allowing for expansion of its multi-tenant facilities worldwide.
Modular building blocks and an expansive sourcing network
phoenixNAP was HPE’s first DC-MHS server customer, equipping the service provider with reusable building blocks across multiple designs for multiple markets. The disaggregated servers enable interoperability across the data center by providing consistent interfaces and form factors engineered for security from silicon to software. phoenixNAP's IaaS platform enables faster product introductions by minimizing the need for ground-up custom designs, as well as lowering total cost of ownership due to modular innovations and sourcing across HPE’s expansive partner ecosystem.
“Service providers are investing in next-generation infrastructure to address evolving enterprise IT requirements across new workload demands, heightened security concerns, and flexibility needs as businesses scale or change,” said Peter Groth, vice president, general manager, CTO of Service Providers at HPE. “phoenixNAP is on the leading edge of delivering modernized, advanced solutions and we are thrilled to continue our partnership to power its cloud services. By leveraging the new HPE ProLiant Gen12 servers that deliver next-level security, performance and efficiency, phoenixNAP is offering its customers a trusted, scalable and versatile solution to fuel a new era of innovation.”
Delivering on brand promises
By offering progressive IaaS solutions focused on cybersecurity and compliance-readiness, phoenixNAP is committed to enabling every type of company to effortlessly and reliably gain high-performance, always-available infrastructure with cloud-like ease and simplicity, bringing apps and workloads closer to their teams and users. Through its partnership with HPE, phoenixNAP not only obtains leading-edge solutions, but also the technical assistance needed for automating more and troubleshooting less, ensuring that the company’s IT team can deliver superior service to every customer.
“Our customers expect us to enable their businesses to securely scale rapidly and everywhere, which depends upon our ability to easily build, scale, and maintain our platforms,” said William Bell, executive vice president of products at phoenixNAP. “The HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 servers combine high performance with low power utilization and secure modularity, which not only helps us meet swiftly evolving customer needs but also conserves energy, which is becoming an increasingly valuable resource.”
E-cores for higher performance per watt
In February, HPE introduced its HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 portfolio that is optimized for customers seeking high performance and efficiency to power their ever-increasing workloads. HPE ProLiant Compute servers, including the ProLiant DL320 Gen12, also feature Intel Xeon 6700 series processors that provide a new class of efficient-cores (E-cores) with higher throughput for workloads in locations where power, space, and cooling are limited. Providing up to 144 E-cores per socket, Intel Xeon 6 supplies up to one-and-a-half times the performance per watt versus 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors.1
As an IaaS provider, phoenixNAP is also an HPE Partner Ready Vantage partner, which supports IT service providers with tools, training, and resources to successfully deliver value to their customers.
Additional Resources:
- Explore the HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12 server [Video]
- HPE ProLiant Compute DL320/DL340 Gen12
- The new HPE ProLiant Compute DL320 and DL340 Gen12 [Video]
Sources:
1: Tailored, unified, and flexible compute for service providers, HPE 2024
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