HPE unveiled four ProLiant Gen13 models powered by AMD's latest EPYC processors, aimed at speeding up enterprise AI workloads.
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HPE announced four new ProLiant Gen13 servers that use AMD's 6th‑generation EPYC ™ processors. The company says the machines boost compute, memory and I/O for AI inference, analytics, virtualization and simulation. They also add security features and simplify management for distributed data centers. The servers are now available for order.
Enterprises can purchase these servers now to run AI models faster without redesigning their hardware.
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