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Dell has the hardware you need, in the format you want, to help you fully utilize your high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities. Dell hardware is reliable and is based on open-standards technology. That means our HPC solutions are less expensive than proprietary technologies.

You can choose from PowerEdge™ servers in two form factors (blade or rack mounted) with AMD or Intel® technologies. These servers can be configured to meet your density, flexibility and performance needs, with options that range from Dell rack-based configurations to new industry-leading, power-efficient blades from Dell.

Dell also offers Dell Precision™ workstations that together with NVIDIA® Tesla™ graphics processing units (GPUs) and the CUDA® architecture, can deliver breakthrough performance for parallel computing applications.

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Solution Components — Dell PowerEdge Rack
The Dell PowerEdge rack-based server portfolio is designed for high performance computing environments with broad requirements, including more local I/O (input/output) capacity and expandability.
Dell PowerEdge Blade Servers
The Dell PowerEdge Blade Server portfolio is designed to maximize overall energy efficiency — performance/watt and actual power consumption — while delivering tremendous system performance in high-density, cost-efficient and highly flexible packages.
PowerEdge C1100 Rack Server
09 Jan 2010
The PowerEdge C1100 has a large memory capacity that can support lower-cost memory solutions by providing up to 18 DDR3 DIMM sockets. This power-efficient series provides features needed for gaming, high-performance computing and cloud environments.
PowerEdge Rack Servers
Meet the requirements of high performance computing environments, including more local I/O (input/output) capacity and expandability.
PowerEdge Blade Servers
Maximize energy efficiency while delivering tremendous system performance in high-density, cost-efficient and highly flexible packages.
Workstation Personal Supercomputing
Tired of waiting for complex analyses to run? Frustrated by having to compete for time on a shared supercomputing cluster?
PowerEdge R810
Highlighting the benefits of the PowerEdge R810 server, learn how the LifeCycle Controller, iDRAC6 and ability to upgrade from a 2-socket to a 4-socket processor ensures high performance and high density in your storage environment.
PowerEdge C410x: Paving the Way for Powerful Thinkers
09 Sep 2010
Take a closer look at the Dell PowerEdge C410x, an external PCI Express (PCIe) expansion chassis supporting server connections to up to 16 graphics processing unit (GPU) cards, enabling massive parallel calculations separate from the server.
Introducing the Dell PowerEdge R815: High performance, compact design
18 Jun 2010
Maximizing performance and available power and space is critical in data center environments. The Dell PowerEdge R815 rack server with the AMD Opteron 6000 Series platform delivers four-processor performance in a compact, cost-effective 2U design.
Managing Dell PowerEdge C Servers in Hyperscale Environments
13 Jun 2010
Dell PowerEdge C servers are made for use in hyperscale settings, where large-scale applications run on numerous servers. Learn about the diverse set of one-to-many system management tools — such as Nagios, Ganglia and Zenoss Core — they require.