Tag: Dell EMC

Our Dell EMC PowerEdge T140 review shows why this low-cost tower server offers one of the biggest generational performance jumps in a decade

Our in-depth technical review of the Dell EMC PowerEdge MX blade server platform. We get hands-on with the "WowerEdge" showing it is built for the future

If you are looking for 2.5" SSD options or even just a dedicated PERC option, the Dell EMC PowerEdge R340 is the 1U upgrade option over the PowerEdge R240

Dell EMC PowerEdge R240 launched supporting Xeon E-2100 six-core processors, 64GB of RAM, and up to four hot-swap hard drives. This line has been immensely popular for Dell EMC in the dedicated hosting and edge compute markets.

We have details on the newly launched Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd2 server that fits 24 or 26 3.5" LFF hard drives in a 2U form factor along with Intel Xeon Scalable processors and a number of rear I/O configuration options

An accidental discovery of the iDRACula vulnerability in Dell EMC PowerEdge servers impacts millions of legacy servers making them susceptible to unauthorized and virtually undetectable remote administrative access.

The new Dell EMC PowerVault ME4 series starts at $13K and includes many software features found on higher-end arrays. While the entry pricing is low, the arrays are designed to scale with SMB customers reaching up to 4PB in capacity

We get some hands-on time with two Dell EMC PowerEdge MX models to see what the company is doing with its next-generation blade platform. We came away seeing why this is the future and why we call it the WowerEdge.

The Dell EMC PowerEdge MX is the company's newest blade architecture that has been designed from the ground up to incorporate today's latest technologies and accommodate tomorrow's emerging technologies and workloads

We show the Dell EMC PowerEdge R7415 NVMe hot swap functionality in action. This is one of the first AMD EPYC 7001 series platforms to support the critical data center storage feature