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The Fungible Data Processing Unit (DPU) Platform aims to enable Hyperdisaggregation of Compute and Storage Resources Across Data Centers. The Fungible S1 DPU is the second device in the Fungible DPU family of purpose-built processors, and their current flagship product optimized…
HPE Synergy is Hewlett Packard Enterprise's software designed to support a composable infrastructure, which treats IT resources as a service that can be "composed" and deployed out to applications in near real-time, eliminating the need to configure hardware.
The Lenovo ThinkAgile CP Series is a composable infrastructure solution for private cloud, presently including the ThinkAgile CP4000 and ThinkAgile CP6000 models.
Western Digital offers the OpenFlex Composable Infrastructure solution, a new architectural approach that uses NVMe-over-Fabric to dramatically improve compute and storage utilization, performance, and agility in the data center.
Liqid, headquartered in Broomfield, aims to enable users to configure and manage physical, bare-metal server systems in seconds. Their Composable Infrastructure solution combines the Liqid Command Center composable management automation and orchestration software with a variety of…
According to NVIDIA, the BlueField data processing unit (DPU) for modern data centers delivers a broad range of advanced networking, storage, and security services for complex compute and AI workloads.
A composable infrastructure is a pool of hardware resources managed, or "composed," in a software-defined manner to meet the needs of applications with the goal of eliminating the need for the configuration of hardware. This works by treating hardware resources (compute, networks, storage) as services that can be composed on the fly via software to create a virtual server optimized for the application which needs the resources. The goal is to increase server utilization and efficiency, and reduce the time needed to deploy applications.
Composable infrastructure brings both stability and agility that helps businesses meet rapidly changing business needs. IT professionals are able to provision composable infrastructures much more easily than hardware based solutions. Composable infrastructure is perfect for businesses that want to make use of private and hybrid clouds.
Some of the following features are commonly offered by composable infrastructure solutions:
Infrastructure stability
High availability
Compatibility with physical workloads
Provisioning
When choosing a composable infrastructure solution, businesses should consider exactly what they want their implementation to look like. Most composable infrastructure options support both physical and cloud workloads. Businesses can use them for hybrid or private clouds. Some are more specialized for specific workloads or implementations, so you should consider how you want to use your composable infrastructure when choosing a solution.
Pricing for composable infrastructure solutions depends on the scale of your implementation as well as the businesses feature needs. Businesses should expect to spend at least $10,000 on their composable infrastructure, with that rate increasing as feature needs become more complex.
