AMD and Dell
Enabling Business Outcomes at the Speed of Innovation
Dell PowerEdge servers powered by 4th Generation AMD EPYC™ processors push workload boundaries with tailored IT and business solutions.
The PowerEdge server portfolio with AMD EPYC™ provides a balanced ecosystem that helps your business achieve:
- Faster and more competitive outcomes
- Efficient data centre manageability
- End-to-end infrastructure security
Dell Solutions powered by AMD
New PowerEdge C-Series Servers provide a dense, accelerated computing platform for high-performance cognitive workloads.
One-socket (single CPU) rack servers offer a cost-effective balance of performance and storage capacity to make IT easy.
Two-socket (dual CPU) rack servers offer a wide variety of features to accommodate more demanding workloads.
AMD helps you to identify key trends in the different industries/verticals. Check which vertical your customers belong to, and meet the infrastructure and budget requirements. Learn how to prescribe the right server according to your customers’ industry and workload needs.
Why AMD and Dell?
Solutions from Dell, powered by AMD processors are designed to address the most challenging workloads. From data centre core to the cloud and network edge, the balanced server portfolio supports transformation, helping to protect infrastructure investment and realise IT and digital business potential. Here’s 5 reasons why:
Achieve up to 107% CPU performance improvement and 33% more storage capacity compared to previous generation servers, plus 50% higher memory density — for faster business insights overall.¹
As IT resources become scarce, the Dell portfolio of management tools (iDRAC, OpenManage Enterprise, CloudIQ) helps you easily manage your system, track power consumption in servers and VMs, identify zombie servers and more — so your team can focus on more strategic goals.
New 4th Generation AMD EPYC™ processors provide 50% more core density with up to 47% better performance per watt over the previous generation¹ — enabling a highly efficient data centre that helps you reduce your business’s carbon footprint.
Support your zero-trust efforts with a cyber-resilient architecture. PowerEdge servers are anchored with a silicon-based root of trust and multifactor authentication (MFA). AMD Infinity Guard provides an additional layer of security that decreases the potential attack surface as software is booted, is executed and processes data.
Helping you address sustainability goals, Dell Smart Cooling technology allows for more airflow through the servers, keeping them cooler. Replacing older, less efficient servers with one-socket servers can reduce energy consumed and other resources needed to power the systems.
Watch now to see how digital transformation with Dell PowerEdge Servers powered by 4th Generation AMD EPYC™ Processors can bring new opportunities to you and your customers:
Discover Your Possibilities with AMD and Dell
Together, AMD and Dell can accelerate higher performance workloads while improving efficiency and cost of ownership. Take a look at our useful resources to discover how you can help your customers to innovate, adapt and grow while working towards their sustainability targets by switching to Dell PowerEdge Servers powered by AMD processors.
Strengthen your knowledge of AMD EPYC™ CPUs with an array of infographics, videos and fact sheets that you can use to educate your team and explain the benefits of AMD EPYC™ to your customers.
TD SYNNEX Channel Academy also gives you access to a range of helpful assets and marketing tools that will help you to promote the AMD and Dell partnership.
Our comparison tools will provide valuable data that can help you to close a deal by identifying potential improvements on CPU prices, cores and performance, as well as calculating TCO and Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) savings on:
- Server Virtualisation
- Bare Metal
- Cooling/Refresh
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Notes:
- Based on Dell Technologies internal benchmark testing, 2022
