HPE Apollo Systems and Intel Server System are key players in the server solutions market. Data shows users are mainly satisfied with HPE Apollo's pricing and support, while Intel Server System is noted for its superior features and justified pricing.
Features: HPE Apollo Systems are valued for powerful computational abilities and scalability, ideal for high-performance environments. Intel Server System is known for strong security, energy efficiency, and resource management. HPE focuses on performance, whereas Intel emphasizes security and management.
Room for Improvement: HPE Apollo feedback suggests better cooling solutions and enhanced software compatibility. Intel users want improved support for legacy systems and simpler updates. HPE clients look for hardware optimizations; Intel seeks software adaptability improvements.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: HPE Apollo is praised for easy hardware deployment, though opinions vary on management software. Intel Server System setup benefits from detailed documentation but has mixed customer service reviews. Intel shows strong deployment ease; HPE excels in hands-on setup.
Pricing and ROI: HPE Apollo offers competitive setup costs and quick ROI, appealing to budget-oriented buyers. Intel requires a higher initial investment but provides long-term savings through energy efficiency and durability. HPE is fiscally accessible; Intel focuses on long-term value.
The HPE Apollo high-density server family is built for the highest levels of performance and efficiency. They are rack-scale compute, storage, networking, power and cooling – massively scale-up and scale-out – solutions for your big data analytics, object storage and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. From water-cooling that’s 1,000X more efficient than air, to “right-sized scaling” with 2X the compute density for workgroup and private cloud workloads, the HPE Apollo line is a dense, high-performance, tiered approach for organisations of all sizes.
Storage is simple with the Intel Storage System JBOD2000 family, a 2U form factor system with support for twelve 3.5" LFF or twenty-four 2.5" SFF drives with a single or multi-cable connectivity. The JBOD2000 family includes redundant, hot-swap fans and the option for redundant, hot-swap power supplies. The JBOD2000S2 products support 6Gb/s SAS/SATA connectivity via industry-standard SFF-8088 connectors with the latest JBOD2000S3 version supports up to 12 Gb/s SAS connectivity via industry standard SFF-8644 connectors. All these JBOD offerings are designed to provide highly available and easily expandable storage for Intel servers at an affordable price point.
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