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You want full-featured servers to
run all the same applications you run today - without compromising performance
or reliability, yet are power efficient.
You want to maximize the number of servers per rack - without taxing your
data center. And you want to address the problem holistically - from server to
the entire data center. From dynamic data center cooling solutions to thermal
service expertise, HP delivers a total solution to power and cooling.
HP believes you shouldn't compromise anything to save energy. Designed for
energy efficiency and management - ProLiant Servers.
One of HP’s newest servers tops Dell and IBM with a
powerful punch. HP ProLiant DL180 G5 takes giant lead over competitors
with #1 energy efficient 2P performance on
SPECpower_ssj™2008 benchmark.
Read more.
Learn more about HP’s power and cooling solution by listening in on our
podcast from “Chip to Chiller”; HP understands the energy issues that
affect the Data Centers and they’ve implemented a "cool" strategy. In two
lengths:
extended (12:32) or
condensed (4:30).
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ProLiant Energy Efficiency
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True energy efficiency starts at
the source, by designing the product for the environment from the start. That's
why HP ProLiant and HP BladeSystem engineers create energy-efficient products
that go from the drawing board to your data center where they can save you
energy and money without giving up performance, when needed. Without performance
your business is not flexible to scale as your needs and utilization grow. HP
ProLiant servers offer the total solution with the flexibility to meet your
business needs--whether it is growth, performance or power efficiency. Here is
how, take a look.
ProLiant Power Supplies: HP ProLiant Server Power
supplies lead the industry globally in efficiency, reliability, power density,
size, flexibility, cost and commonality. As founding members of key power
efficiency consortiums like the Green Grid organization for EnergyStar and
Climate Savers Computing, HP continues to drive the standards for power
optimization on industry standard servers. HP HE power supplies exceed 90%
efficiency under standard loads and provide flexibility and commonality with
both ProLiant and BladeSystem platforms. HP’s drive for excellence and our
design for the environment strategies make us the best in the industry in power
management.
Processors within ProLiants: HP offers the best in
processor technology from the top manufacturers in the industry. We work
together constantly to drive performance and energy efficiency that will deliver
better solutions with greater benefits to the customer and data center.
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| ProLiant Memory:
Memory is one of the most critical components in ProLiant server, and one of the
easiest to upgrade quickly to enhance and improve overall system performance.
The dependence on industry standard servers to run memory-intensive applications
is pushing the memory capacity of servers to new levels. HP constantly evaluates
new energy technologies to insure our product offerings will provide the most
efficient, reliable and effective results with maximum performance of your
server. HP continues to review new technologies as they become available and
will offer for use with HP Servers as they meet the requirements of our
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| ProLiant Hard
Drives: HP ProLiant servers continue to drive the storage industry to
produce more reliable, faster, and energy efficient hard drives. Serial Attached
SCSI (SAS) is the logical evolution of SCSI, including its long-established
software advantage and the Serial ATA (SATA) electrical and physical connection
interface. With enterprise storage requirements escalating and becoming more
complex, factors such as larger capacity, greater density, security, scalability
and accessibility are more critical than ever. Data centers must be online all
the time, fulfill requests from numerous users simultaneously, allow for
constant growth and expansion and be maintained while in operation. Serial
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Operating
Temperature: At the heart of every ProLiant is the ambient temperature
sensor. This single sensor tells the ProLiant server what is needed to keep the
server within the optimal operating temperature. The information is processed
through to key components in the server including the iLO (Integrated Lights
Out) manager, Power Regulator and Power Capping.
HP Insight Control Management: Managing a server
environment is like chasing a moving target. One minute things are under control
and the next minute you have to make significant - sometimes costly -
adjustments in a reactive manner. Your answer - Insight Control management
software for HP ProLiant and HP BladeSystem infrastructure - integrated
management software that addresses your monitoring, deploying, and controlling
needs from almost anywhere - and simplified in a single package for easy
deployment and installation.
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Integrated Lights-Out (iLO): HP Lights-Out remote management - delivering
total remote control without compromise anytime, anywhere. Learn how to take
your first step toward building a best-run server infrastructure with the
total control of iLO 2 and centralized power management using the new
HP iLO Power Management Pack (iPMP)
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Power meter: Most new ProLiant 300-series servers enable the analysis
of actual server power usage by integrating a power meter. The power meter
is accessible through iLO and through external power management software
such as HP Insight Power Manager (IPM). IPM also enables the consolidation
of power consumption data for multiple servers to a central location. This
information can also be used to charge business units or third parties with
the actual energy operational costs associated with workload processing.
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Power Regulator: The latest server processors from Intel and AMD have
power state hardware registers that are available to allow IT organizations
to control the performance and power consumption of the processor. These
capabilities are implemented through Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology
and demand-based switching and through AMD PowerNow!TM technology with
Optimized Power Management (OPM).
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Selected HP ProLiant servers now have
the ability to limit the amount of power consumed, helping to reduces the heat
output into the data center. Customers may set a limits in Watts or Btu/hr. iLO
2 firmware monitors the power consumption of the server, checks it against the
power cap goal, and, if necessary, adjusts the server's performance to maintain
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ProLiant
Cooling: As compute density continues to increase, cooling becomes more
important. HP is working closely with industry-leading partners to help
implement the most power efficient cooling system solutions. As noted the key
challenge centers on power and cooling-- providing efficient power to the
systems, getting cool air to the front of the systems, while removing the hot
exhaust from the rear.
Active Cool Fans: HP innovation helps make every
gram of air cooling the HP BladeSystem c-class count.
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HP Thermal
Logic: saving watts, saving money: In the past, more data center
performance was the goal. Power and cooling costs were just the price you paid
for it. As energy costs skyrocket, processor and memory technologies have made
performance the abundant resource, while power and cooling are at a premium. To
meet the requirements and limitations on power and cooling for each data center,
it's important to consider the thermal footprint of each data center or server
room by figuring.
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How much critical load can you power?
- How much can you cool before you start to have problems like downtime or
failures?
- How much computing capacity you need vs. power/cooling capacity you can't
exceed before you incur the expense of overhauling the data center?
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HP
Virtualization: HP continues to demonstrate its leadership in delivering
virtualization solutions, Virtualization is a key instrument from HP to help
consolidate infrastructure and reduce energy on power and cooling of that
infrastructure. HP can help your business plan, implement and operate a virtual
infrastructure with VMware. We qualify a wide range of ProLiant servers,
StorageWorks storage, and integrate HP management software. For a quick
overview, download our Solutions Guide (pdf). » More information
HP Modular Cooling System: Introducing HP's new
Modular Cooling System (MCS) for cooling high density deployments of servers and
blades.
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Higher cooling capacity of 35kW in a single rack
- CTO Capability with 2000 Lbs dynamic load
- Automatic door release mechanism
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NEW! NEW!
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| HP Dynamic Smart
Cooling: Chill your cooling costs and energize IT. The new HP Dynamic
Smart Cooling (DSC) technology helps you tackle one of the most critical issues
in today's data centers - power and cooling. DSC will enable you to change data
center energy costs from a fixed to a variable cost, significantly increase your
IT scaling headroom, and ensure complete confidence that you're running a much
more efficient data center - helping you drive towards a more adaptive
infrastructure. |


SPEC and the
benchmark name SPECpower_ssj2008 are trademarks of the Standard Performance
Evaluation Corporation. Competitive benchmarks referenced above reflect the top
2P results for SPECpower_ssj2008 published on
www.spec.org as of June 19, 2008. For the latest SPECpower_ssj2008 benchmark
results, visit
http://www.spec.org.
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