HPE ProLiant Gen13: 4종 AMD EPYC Venice 서버와 AI BOM에 의미하는 것

Reported by StorageReview SSD/NVMe/存储评测与行业新闻 on 2026-10-07. Summarized and analyzed by XAIPART Editorial.

What happened

HPE announced the first four ProLiant Gen13 servers, all built on 6th Gen AMD EPYC (SP7-socket Venice). The lineup comprises the two-socket, eight-GPU DL585a Gen13, the 1U single-socket DL525 Gen13 with up to 256 cores and 16-channel memory, and two Open Compute dense-compute systems, the XD245 Gen13 and XD285 Gen13. All four carry PCIe Gen6 and a new iLO 8 management processor.^S1

HPE vice president of mainstream compute John Carter positioned the launch at agentic AI, EDA, CAE, and simulation, calling the set "is not your Swiss Army knife" products; Gen13 will later extend to mainstream enterprise, virtualization, software-defined infrastructure, database, AI, and edge systems. He also argued a rack of two-processor 2U servers would hit power limits first, making the 1U single-socket DL525 the sweet spot for traditional buyers.^S1

The 10U DL585a takes up to eight double-wide PCIe GPUs or 16 single-wide liquid-cooled cards, 32 DIMM slots, 16 E3.S drives, and up to 8TB memory with 256GB RDIMMs; launch GPU options are the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition 96GB and RTX PRO 6000D 84GB, with Rubin PCIe, H200 NVL, and AMD GPUs listed as coming. Power is split into two N+N domains: two 3200W supplies for the board and up to twelve 3200W for GPUs. The box weighs up to 117 kg (258 lb) loaded.^S1

The DL525 runs one 6th Gen EPYC at up to 256 cores and 600W, with up to 4TB DDR5-8000 or 2TB MRDIMM-12800, 20 E3.S drives, and two M-CRPS 3200W supplies; it ships first. The XD245 packs four nodes per 2U (direct liquid cooling only, 40 degrees Celsius inlet) while the XD285 carries two air-cooled nodes in 2U, both moving to Open Rack V3. iLO 8 adds Auto-SED drive encryption, multi-person authorization, post-quantum cryptography across management-plane traffic, and component verification; HPE cites a Forrester study it commissioned finding 50 percent less server-management time and 209 percent return over three years. The DL525 ships later in 2026 (November per Carter), the DL585a in early 2027, and the XD systems in 2027.^S1

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