To redefine the price/performance equation in the high-end server market, Oracle has unveiled a scalable and engineered system – SPARC M6-32 and SuperCluster M6-32. SPARC M6-32 servers comes with up to 32 terabytes of memory and up to 384 processor cores ensuring to run entire applications and databases in-memory to deliver performance. Oracle SuperCluster M6-32 integrates SPARC M6-32 servers with Exadata Storage Servers optimized for Oracle Database performance. These engineered system are based on new 3.6 GHz, 12-core SPARC M6 processors.
SPARC M6-32 server can run entire business applications and databases in memory and can deliver up to 7x better database performance when using in-memory computing, compared to standard practices.
Oracle SuperCluster M6-32 expands the Oracle SuperCluster family and can provide 10-20x faster performance on business critical applications such as financial close, cost management, projections and planning with Oracle In-Memory Applications to help change business dynamics and enable customers to discover new growth opportunities, make smarter decisions, and accelerate workloads.
John Fowler, Executive Vice-President, Systems, Oracle, stated, “The SPARC M6-32 server and SuperCluster M6-32 fundamentally change data center economics by combining high-end computing performance and availability with the cost efficiency of entry-level servers. With our big memory machines, you can run huge databases and applications in memory to accelerate performance 10 or 20 times, and experience mainframe-like reliability without paying the high premiums built into other vendor’s high-end systems.”
Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c provides stack management and Cloud lifecycle management for the SPARC M6-32 server and SuperCluster M6-32.
