HPE PERSISTENT MEMORY

Innovative memory technology that transforms critical data workloads.

WHY HPE PERSISTENT MEMORY

HPE Persistent Memory provides fast, high-capacity, cost-effective memory and storage to transform big data workloads and analytics possibilities – enabling data to be stored, moved and processed at unprecedented speed, improving TCO.

HOW PERSISTENT MEMORY WORKS FOR YOU

The need for businesses to consume and quickly manage vast amounts of data continues to challenge today’s data centre infrastructure. HPE Persistent Memory delivers the right capacity for the right application.

Breakthrough performance

Ensure better performance and faster business outcomes for data-intensive workload computing.

Resilient technology

Enable greater operational agility, service uptime, business continuity and security.

Scalable efficiency

Manage data centre costs and IT spend to lower TCO, without sacrificing application performance.

What’s new

Intel® Optane™ persistent memory 100 series for HPE delivers the speed of traditional DRAM with the persistence of storage, ensuring storage high capacity, high performance and ongoing data safety – even in the event of an interruption due to unexpected power loss, system crash or normal system shutdown. Intel Optane persistent memory 100 series for HPE, available in 128, 256 and 512 GB modules are optimised for second-generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors.

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HOW NVDIMMs WORK FOR YOU

HPE is the industry leader in persistent memory server technology. Our NVDIMM modules are installed on the server memory bus, which reduces latency, enabling maximum compute power for demanding workloads.

HPE 16 GB NVDIMM

The HPE 16 GB NVDIMM delivers twice the capacity of the first-generation HPE NVDIMM. It also delivers double the performance and half the latency using byte-addressable storage features and up to 50% reduction in database licensing costs using the fastest tier of storage on select HPE servers. HPE NVDIMMs only work on first-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors.

MEMORY-DRIVEN COMPUTING: OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE

By 2020, one hundred billion connected devices will generate far more demand for computing than today's infrastructure can accommodate. Meet the computing technology built for the era of big data.