HPE 816817-B21 ProLiant DL580 Gen9 Server

• Entry-level virtualization environments (VMware, Hyper-V)
• Small-to-medium enterprise database hosting
• ERP application hosting and test environments
• Infrastructure consolidation projects
• Private cloud pilot deployments
• Development and staging enterprise workloads
• Business analytics and reporting systems
• Disaster recovery compute nodes
• Government IT modernization projects
• Scalable data center foundation deployments

• 4-socket DL580 Gen9 architecture with scalable upgrade path
• 2x Intel Xeon E7-4809v4 processors for balanced compute performance
• 64GB DDR4 ECC memory for stable enterprise workloads
• Designed for modular scaling as business requirements grow
• Integrated HPE P830i RAID controller for data protection
• Entry configuration for mission-critical server family
• Supports virtualization and hybrid cloud adoption strategies
• Optimized for infrastructure modernization initiatives
• High availability platform with enterprise-class reliability
• Cost-effective entry into 4-socket compute environments
• Expandable architecture for CPU and memory upgrades
• Suitable for workload consolidation in small data centers
• Long lifecycle enterprise hardware investment protection
• Compatible with enterprise storage and networking ecosystems
• Designed for phased digital transformation projects

• Brand: HPE
• Model: HPE ProLiant DL580 Gen9
• Part Number: 816817-B21
• Processor: 2 x Intel Xeon E7-4809v4
• Memory: 64GB RAM
• Storage Controller: HPE Smart Array P830i
• Architecture: 4-Socket Scalable Server Platform
• Form Factor: 4U Rack Server
• Target Use: Entry-level enterprise workloads

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• Organizations select this configuration when they need a scalable entry into enterprise-grade 4-socket infrastructure without committing to maximum CPU configurations upfront. Compared to fully populated DL580 Gen9 systems, it provides lower initial cost while preserving full upgrade flexibility.
• It enables gradual infrastructure expansion, allowing businesses to increase processing power, memory, and storage capacity as workloads grow. This makes it ideal for organizations modernizing legacy infrastructure or building phased virtualization environments.
• From a procurement standpoint, it improves ROI by reducing upfront investment while maintaining compatibility with long-term enterprise scaling strategies and hybrid cloud adoption.