Supermicro MBE-628E-820 MicroBlade Blade Server Case - Rack-mountable - Silver - 6U - 8 x 2000 W

MPN: MBE-628E-820
Supermicro MBE-628E-820 MicroBlade Blade Server Case - Rack-mountable - Silver - 6U - 8 x 2000 W
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  • Product Type: Blade Server Case
  • Depth: 36.1
  • Product Type: Blade Server Case
  • Condition: New
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Supermicro MBE-628E-820 MicroBlade Blade Server Case - Rack-mountable - Silver - 6U - 8 x 2000 W
MPN: MBE-628E-820

$5,213.33

Non-cancelable and non-returnable

Supermicro MBE-628E-820 MicroBlade Blade Server Case - Rack-mountable - Silver - 6U - 8 x 2000 W

Out of Stock
Highlights
  • Product Type: Blade Server Case
  • Depth: 36.1
  • Product Type: Blade Server Case
  • Condition: New
Space Optimization
Housed within a 19 industry-standard rack, MicroBlade servers reduce server footprint in the data center. Power, cooling and networking devices are aggregated in the rear of the chassis which optimizes the required amount of space.

Up to 28/14 Blade (112/56 nodes) can be installed in a 6U/3U chassis. Compared to the 20U of rack space that twenty 1U servers would normally require as individual servers, the MicroBlade provides up to 50% density savings with 6272 Avoton cores per 42U rack.

Cable Reduction
The MicroBlade server chassis enclosure greatly simplifies the cabling by aggregating cabling of servers together. Up to 99% of network, power, and KVM cabling required for ten 1U servers are reduced by moving to blade servers in a single chassis. These cabling reductions continue across networking, SAN connectivity, and management controllers.

Reducing the number of cables speeds up the deployment of servers and helps reduce troubleshooting issues by presenting fewer physical connections to the servers.