Two test cases using latest-generation Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 servers, 
powered by3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors
and featuring a Dell PERC H755N front NVMe RAID controller,
performed more data analysis and in less time than two older servers

Data analytics can allow you to learn more about your organization and find areas for improvement, optimization, and growth. Running those workloads on Dell EMC™ PowerEdge™ R750 servers could boost the speed and quantity of data analysis, which could lead to getting key business insights sooner.

At Principled Technologies, we assessed the data warehouse capabilities of three Dell EMC PowerEdge server models: A PowerEdge R730xd, a previous-generation PowerEdge R740xd, and a latest-generation PowerEdge R750 powered by 3rd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. The PowerEdge R750 analyzed more data than either older server and needed less time to do so. Processing more data and saving time while doing it could allow you to attain key business metrics faster while maintaining a competitive edge.

The 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processor-powered Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 server included the new Dell PERC H755N front NVMe™ RAID controller, which allows the server to combine high-performance NVMe storage in RAID configurations. Until now, servers primarily provided data protection for NVMe drives with software solutions, which could potentially create additional work for the server’s CPUs.