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HPE BladeSystem

Read 134 HPE BladeSystem reviews
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HPE Superdome X

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1,995 views|1,303 comparisons
100% willing to recommend
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Oracle Netra Modular System

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A solution with an excellent and user-friendly interface and dashboard
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Anonymous User
Researched HPE BladeSystem but chose HPE Superdome X: Robust product, helped with workload management and offers remote configuration
It was a significant improvement in workload management. Previously, we didn't have this kind of machine. Now, with this machine, we're able to run... Read more →
Anonymous User
It's not a one-size-fits-all converged infrastructure system, which means that I can mix things and have convergence...
There's a lot benefits with the Netra. First, since it is an agile system, I can mix hypervisors. For free, you're going to get Oracle VM, which is... Read more →
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  • "Their licensing program is pretty simple."
  • "With regards to the prices, they need to adapt to the current needs of the country."
  • "The prices for the HPE Virtual Connect Modules are expensive compared to other I/O Modules available."
  • "Add OneView and ILO advanced to the base product. Don’t adjust the price, but just include them."
  • "​The price could be cheaper."
  • "The chassis itself, with no blade server inside, so expensive. The C7000 model costs around $100,000."
  • "It is not expensive, really, in this class of server products."
  • "It is expensive. There are no additional costs. We are able to get good discounts anyway from HPE, but if the price can come down, we'll be happy."

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  • "There is a very expensive one-time cost with no licensing fees."
  • "The pricing is not very cheap. I would rate the pricing a seven out of ten, with one being very inexpensive, and ten being very expensive."

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    Questions from the Community
    How would you choose between HPE's Bladesystem and Synergy?
    Top Answer:For me, choosing between HPE’s Bladesystem and Synergy came down to which solution was more powerful, reliable, and… more »
    What do you like most about HPE BladeSystem?
    Top Answer:The solution is scalable, offering flexibility and expansion options to meet changing business needs.
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    What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for HPE BladeSystem?
    Top Answer:The solution is expensive.
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    What do you like most about HPE Superdome X?
    Top Answer:The most valuable features of HPE Superdome X are speed, performance, and resilience.
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    What needs improvement with HPE Superdome X?
    Top Answer:HPE Superdome X can improve by adding a lot of cloud capabilities to allow this solution to be cloud-ready in case the… more »
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    What is your primary use case for HPE Superdome X?
    Top Answer:HPE Superdome X is used in my data center for our core banking application.
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    Also Known As
    HP ProLiant BL Series Servers, HP ProLiant BladeSystem, HP BladeSystem
    HP Integrity Superdome, HP Superdome X
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    Hewlett Packard Enterprise
    Hewlett Packard Enterprise
    Oracle
    Overview
    HP ProLiant BladeSystem share power, cooling, network, and storage infrastructure via the blade enclosure. Since equipment is not needed for each server, you get a dramatic reduction in power distribution units, power cables, LAN and SAN switches, connectors, adapters, and cables. And you can add the newest-generation technologies by simply changing individual components.
    HPE Superdome X is an HPE server that represents a new category of x86 modular, mission-critical systems to consolidate all tiers of critical applications on a common platform. Engineered with trusted Superdome 2 reliability, the HPE Superdome X includes a modular, bladed design, and shares HPE BladeSystem efficiencies including a common server management framework, supported from x86 to Superdome 2. With breakthrough innovations such as the fault-tolerant Crossbar Fabric and Error Analysis Engine coupled with hard partitioning capabilities, Superdome X sets the standard for mission-critical x86 computing.

    Oracle’s Netra Modular System is a transformative platform for customers looking to build out their communications on-premises and cloud infrastructures. With extreme agility and scale in a platform that can be completely virtualized, customers benefit from accelerated development, rapid bring up, and low-cost maintenance. Netra Modular System takes today’s traditional bladed and rackmount architectures and merges them to create a new innovative best-of-breed next-generation platform. This integrated system is designed to handle compute, networking, and storage evolution without forklift upgrades. Netra Modular System provides the service and business agility required in today’s fast-paced market. 

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    Computer Software Company9%
    Government7%
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    Financial Services Firm12%
    Government11%
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