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Enterprise SSDs deliver the performance, endurance, and data protection that demanding HPE server workloads need. Here are the eight specifications that actually matter when you're choosing one — and how to match them to your workload

HPE enterprise SSDs vary by interface, form factor, endurance, and NAND type — and getting the combination right matters. Here's every type explained, and how to match one to your server and workload. Last updated: 2026 Choosing an

The maximum memory in an HPE ProLiant Gen11 server runs from 128GB to 8TB depending on the processor family. Here's every model's ceiling — and the RDIMM-versus-UDIMM rule that decides what fits. Last updated: 2026 The maximum memor

Upgrading server memory is one of the most cost-effective ways to boost performance — but only if the modules fit and go in correctly. Here's a safe, six-step checklist for HPE ProLiant servers. Last updated: 2026 Adding memory to a

HPE launched the ProLiant Gen11 servers in late 2022 as a major platform update over Gen10 — DDR5 memory, PCIe Gen5, iLO 6, new Intel and AMD processors, and silicon-level security. Here's an accurate, side-by-side comparison to help you de

SSDs win decisively on speed, but HDDs still have a place in enterprise storage. Here's how they actually compare on performance, capacity, endurance, and cost — and how to deploy each in an HPE ProLiant server. Last updated: 2026 C

Solana is the most hardware-intensive proof-of-stake network to validate. Here are the real 2026 validator requirements — CPU, memory, NVMe, and network — and how to build a node that meets them on HPE ProLiant hardware. Last u

NVMe is the fastest storage interface in HPE ProLiant servers — but choosing it means understanding form factors, carriers, generations, and controllers. Here's the complete picture, and how to pick the right NVMe drive for your serve

Memory rank affects how much capacity a DIMM holds, how fast a channel can run, and how many modules a server will accept — but not, despite a common myth, its access latency. Here's what rank really means for HPE ProLiant memory, and