HPE Synergy Composable Infrastructure
HPE Synergy is the world’s first Composable Infrastructure platform to bridge traditional and new IT environments.
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HP Synergy - a new type of "composable' hardware that will cut data center costs and slash the time it takes to spin up new applications.
HPE Synergy combines storage, compute and network equipment in one chassis, along with management software that can quickly configure the hardware automatically to provide just the resources needed to run an application. HPE Synergy's unique built-in software intelligence, auto discovery capabilities and fluid resource pools enable customers to instantly boot up infrastructure ready to run physical, virtual and containerized applications. |
What's a composable infrastucture?
It's a hardware that can be programmatically composed into the desired form for a specific use case. |
HPE Synergy helps maintain the structure and security of traditional IT while still having the flexibility, speed, and continuous delivery needed for new applications. As a single infrastructure, HPE Synergy reduces operational complexity for traditional workloads and increases operational velocity for the new IT of applications and services.
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Operational Velocity
Optimize intelligence and automation with a single line of code. |
Frictionless IT
Provision apps and infrastructure together in one step. |
Reduce Costs
Eliminate overprovisioning and stranding of resources |
Composable Infrastructure
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How HPE Synergy Works
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Composable Infrastructure is a new approach to architecture that allows deployment of the IT resources needed quickly at the speed and flexibility of cloud within your own secure data center. HPE Synergy is the industry’s first Composable Infrastructure platform.
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HPE Synergy can quickly automate compute, storage, and fabric for any application instantly. When the application lifecycle is finished the resources return to the pool ready for the next job. This means with better performance, you can now deploy new applications and run traditional workloads faster and more efficiently.
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