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A Sun Solaris customer with a single 40 core system is planning to migrate to another platform and Linux. The customer uses a large application using all 40 cores and they want at least 40 cores. They already have a BladeCenter H and would prefer blades. All cores are not equal. After consulting with the ATS Server Consolidation Team you know that the E7-4870 2.40GHz 10C is the processor that meets/exceeds the Sun processors. Which of the following blades support the 10C E7-xxxx processors?

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A Sun Solaris customer with a single 40 core system is planning to migrate to another platform and Linux. The customer uses a large application using all 40 cores and they want at least 40 cores. They already have a BladeCenter H and would prefer blades. All cores are not equal. After consulting with the ATS Server Consolidation Team you know that the E7-4870 2.40GHz 10C is the processor that meets/exceeds the Sun processors. Which of the following blades support the 10C E7-xxxx processors?






 
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