Learn the details of Intel's Optane announcement, what it means for customers and how WWT can help.

WWT has been on the leading edge of helping customers benefit from incorporating Intel® Optane™ persistent memory (PMem) in the modern data center. In articles, blog posts, live demonstrations and industry events, WWT has shared the performance gains and cost savings of this re-imagining of the storage and memory hierarchy.

Dell PowerEdge 15G represents the latest in server technologies from Dell. Join our engineers as we unbox and provide you a first look at this exciting new technology.

Digital transformation has resulted in a significant increase in real-time data creation, which has driven demand for real-time analytics and AI/ML applications.

A large upward shift for data storage is enabled by multiple new technologies working together and not just a "single" breakthrough. In this article, we explore the benefits and impact on Enterprise Storage environments by Intel Optane technology, NVMeOF and VAST Data.

This article is part of our WWT Primer Series, a collection of content focused on the fundamental understanding of complex technologies and solutions.

World Wide Technology's Advanced Technology Center (ATC) is a collaborative ecosystem where WWT experts, customers and partners can explore, evaluate and educate themselves on integrated architectural solutions that accelerate digital transformation and help solve business challenges. Recently the ATC has experienced a significant increase in customer requests with SQL 2019 due to Microsoft ending support on their SQL 2005, SQL 2008, and SQL 2008 R2 products this past year. Customers are particularly interested in comparing 2-socket servers, 4-socket servers and servers integrated with Intel Optane solutions. These requests lead the ATC team to build an environment that combines these options into one solution. The environment includes an SQL 2019 workload, HammerDB for load generation, 2-socket blade (MX740c) and 4-socket blade (MX840c) solutions from Dell's MX7000 kinetic blade infrastructure, Dell's PowerMax Array and Intel Optane PMem.