HP introduced a new server
Hewlette Packard introduced a new HP ProLiant DL180 server powered by the new Dual Core and Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors, which offers higher performance while controlling costs, with the lowest cost per gigabit of data in its class.
Published on July 14, 2007
As part of the growing family of servers developed in Asia for the Asian markets, the HP ProLiant DL180 features management and redundancy and sufficient power to handle complex business requirements.
The server was designed based on the new 2U chassis and the 2Gb DIMM memory option kit so it's suitable for network service providers when they come to manage the networking, gaming, mail and messaging, file and print and data storage applications to their customers.
Importantly, it comes with remote management, allowing network administrators to easily check and update servers from a remote location.
HP ProLiant DL180 is available in Asia Pacific through HP's channel partner network. Its price starts at 69,999 Baht. Special for buyers of HP ProLiant DL180, receive 2 160GB SATA hard drives for free.
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