Dell PERC H745 vs Dell PERC H755: A side-by-side comparison of compatibility, performance, and pricing to help choose the right RAID controller for your PowerEdge server.

Dell PowerEdge XE9680 server with 8x NVIDIA A100 80GB SXM GPUs, dual Intel Xeon Platinum 8470 CPUs, and high-speed networking is available from stock with a 3-year warranty offering maximum compute density for AI and HPC workloads.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 will lose support in October 2025, and upgrading to Exchange Server Subscription Edition requires newer server hardware with TPM 2.0, UEFI, modern CPUs, and ECC memory—ruling out many older systems.

Special Offer: Dell PowerEdge R760 with Xeon Gold 6414U, 512GB DDR5 RAM, and 245TB SAS SSD—built for high-performance enterprise workloads, future GPU upgrades, and available with no upfront payment: test first, pay later.

VMware vSphere 8 compatibility and hardware requirements are outlined in detail, highlighting unsupported components, recommended upgrades, and cost-effective refurbished server options to prepare before vSphere 7 support ends in 2025.

VMware ESXi vSphere 8 Hardware Requirements demand newer CPUs (Intel Skylake or AMD EPYC Naples or later), UEFI boot mode, modern storage and network controllers with native drivers, and certified server models, making it essential to verify compatibility before upgrading.

This article highlights the top Portuguese cloud providers that offer GDPR-compliant, locally hosted solutions to support digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on foreign cloud services.

The article explores the Dell PowerEdge R650 and R650xs servers, highlighting their CPU, memory, storage, and expansion capabilities to help IT professionals choose the right model for virtualization, databases, or cost-optimized workloads.

The Dell PowerEdge R760 series offers powerful, energy-efficient 2U servers with Intel Xeon CPUs, DDR5, and PCIe Gen5. Choose from R760, R760xa, or R760xs based on your GPU, storage, and budget needs.

Learn how Broadcom’s VMware licensing changes impact ESXi and vSphere users. Understand new per-core pricing, subscription bundles, and cost-effective VMware alternatives for enterprise virtualization planning.

Understand the Dell PowerEdge server naming system. Learn how letters and numbers define model type, generation, CPU (Intel or AMD), and performance class.