Promoted | Dell PowerEdge servers offer sustainability without compromise
data centre infrastructure are skyrocketing. Today’s businesses need to balance their need for advanced performance, storage and networking capabilities with solutions that are efficient and sustainable to ensure the future of our planet.
The company is championing circularity, which sees products, services or resources being renewed or regenerated, instead of just wasted. In any circular economy, once a product or resource has been used, it is recycled, composted or re-used in a way that enables it to go back into a new life cycle or supply chain.
Backing the people who build Dell’s products, as well as maintaining ethical practices, respect and dignity.Dell’s PowerEdge server portfolio was also designed to further innovation and help meet today’s digital transformation demands via a secure infrastructure that supports diverse workloads as well as business objectives.
In addition, Dell’s PowerEdge servers help to address the complexity brought by today’s modern applications and workplaces by offering end-to-end solutions that work together seamlessly. Dell describes the PowerEdge range as the engine that fuels innovation across its entire solution portfolio. As workloads grow in complexity, CPU-hungry networking, security and storage workloads can slow processor performance. Dell PowerEdge servers support Intel SmartNICs, which offload these functions, freeing up cores to accelerate key workloads, improving performance and agility.
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