As the second new product line of 'PowerEdge servers', various form factors such as rack, tower, and blade
Foundation for digital transformation with scalable architecture, intelligent automation, and integrated security features

Dell EMC has launched the second product family of Dell EMC PowerEdge servers, which were first introduced last July.

The newly introduced product line consists of next-generation PowerEdge servers equipped with Intel Xeon Scalable processors, available in various form factors. Through this, Dell EMC is now able to efficiently support the digital transformation of enterprises with a server portfolio capable of handling all workloads, including virtualization, HPC (High-Performance Computing), big data analytics, private cloud, and software-defined storage.

Dell EMC's 14th generation PowerEdge servers provide architectural scalability, intelligent automation, and integrated security features, serving as data center infrastructure that responds quickly and flexibly to the rapidly changing enterprise environment.

It is optimized for NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express), accelerates database functions, and supports smoother VM (Virtual Machine) live migration. In particular, with the announcement of this additional product line, the portfolio has been completed to encompass 2-socket, 4-socket, rack, tower, and blade form factors, enabling the presentation of solutions optimized for specific workloads. The 14th generation PowerEdge servers additionally announced by Dell EMC are as follows.


Dell EMC PowerEdge T640 : Available in rack or tower form, it supports high capacity and powerful performance to handle a wide range of workloads. It offers up to 32 2.5-inch drives or 18 3.5-inch drives, and with the support of up to 8 NVMe drives and 4 300W GPU accelerator cards, it is suitable for virtualization as well as more demanding workloads such as databases, business intelligence (BI), and analytics.

Dell EMC PowerEdge T440 : It boasts powerful performance while being small and quiet enough to be suitable for spaces like offices rather than data centers. It can accommodate up to 16 2.5-inch drives or 8 3.5-inch drives. With a compact size measuring only 22 inches in depth, it can be placed in confined spaces such as under a desk.

Dell EMC PowerEdge FC640 : A blade server focused on flexibility and performance, featuring high density and excellent space efficiency. It is equipped with up to two 28-core Intel Xeon Scalable processors. It houses a total of four nodes on Dell EMC's FX2 blade chassis and supports 16 DDR4 DIMM slots, RDIMM, LRDIMM, and AEP (Advanced Error Protection). It offers a speed of 2666 MT/s (megatransmissions per second) and a maximum memory capacity of 2TB.

Dell EMC PowerEdge M640 : A blade server with excellent scalability and density, equipped with up to two Intel Xeon Scalable processors. Equipped with a total of 16 nodes in the M1000e chassis, it is suitable for medium to large data centers. It features 16 DDR4 DIMM slots and supports up to 2TB of memory. As a general-purpose backplane, it supports NVMe or standard SAS/SATA HDDs and SSDs, and users can select BOSS (Boot Optimized Storage Solution, an M.2 storage card option with a hardware mirroring configuration optimized for booting) or IDSDM as the boot disk. It also supports the integrated remote management solution 'iDRAC' and advanced management features and scripting via RESTful APIs.

Dell EMC PowerEdge R540: A versatile rack server suitable for various applications. It can accommodate up to 14 3.5-inch HDD drives and offers an optional M.2 (BOSS).

Dell EMC PowerEdge R440 : A rack server optimized for high-density scale-out computing and storage, capable of accommodating up to 10 2.5-inch drives, including 4 NVMe drives, or up to 4 3.5-inch drives. It supports built-in M.2 (BOSS).