Analytics software can extract valuable insight from your organization’s data. Analytics work can take intense server power, though, and five-to-ten-year-old servers in your data center may not perform as well as you’d want when dealing with modern data analytics demands. By upgrading to 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processor-powered Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 servers featuring PERC H755N front NVMe RAID controllers and NVMe drives, your organization could meet today’s data analytics demands as well as prepare for an expansion of that work in the future. Our results show that the latest-generation PowerEdge R750 handled more analytics query sets than the older servers and performed that work in less time.

About the new Dell PERC H755N front NVMe RAID controller in latest-generation Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 servers

RAID controllers can combine the physical disks of a server into logical units and manage them. They apply RAID levels that allow storage to offer data redundancy, workload performance enhancements, or both. The new Dell PERC H755N Front RAID controller in Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 servers can allow the servers to access high-performance NVMe PCIe Gen4 storage with data redundancy.

RAID controllers can combine the physical disks of a server into logical units and manage them. They apply RAID levels that allow storage to offer data redundancy, workload performance enhancements, or both. The new Dell PERC H755N Front RAID controller in Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 servers can allow the servers to access high- performance NVMe PCIe Gen4 storage with data redundancy.