Memory storage specialist Crucial has launched a 128GB DDR4 LDRIMM, the highest density server the company is offering in its server memory product portfolio with speeds starting at 2666 MT\/s.<\/p>\n
Crucial says the new DDR4 server memory modules increase the installed memory capacity per server to help maximise CPU and server hardware capabilities.<\/p>\n
Michael Moreland, product manager at Crucial Worldwide says, \u201cPerformance bottlenecks weaken\u00a0an organisation\u2019s infrastructure and impede overall productivity. Increasing the memory footprint\u00a0per server can help IT managers extend the life of their current infrastructure\u00a0so that workloads can thrive.\u201d<\/p>\n
Memory-dependent server\u00a0applications like virtualisation, in-memory database computing, and high\u00a0performance computing (HPC) require massive amounts of available RAM. These new\u00a0server\u00a0modules support many memory-intensive computing applications,\u00a0such as Microsoft\u00a0SQL,\u00a0Oracle, Microsoft Azure, VMware\u00a0VDI, Cloudera, Hortonworks\u00a0and SAP HANA.<\/p>\n
Additionally, Crucial says each module is 100 per cent component- and module-tested to\u00a0mission-critical server standards, ensuring quality from start to finish\u00a0through a 34-stage manufacturing process and\u00a0more than 100 tests and\u00a0verifications. For qualified customers, the 128GB LRDIMM server modules are\u00a0also backed by the\u00a0Crucial Reliance Program.
\nCrucial says its new 128GB DDR4 LRDIMMs is optimised for the latest Intel\u00a0Xeon\u00a0Scalable Processor family, allowing\u00a0companies to maximise next-generation deployments. The modules are available\u00a0in Australia now for\u00a0purchase.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"