HPE Solution Architect here -- HPE has 4 lines, 3 public / 1 private. DL385 and DL325 are rack based servers aka traditional pizza box.
DL385 is your workhorse platform. DL325 is a 1P design based for heavy PCIe connected (read: NVMe) devices.
The CL3150 is a cloudline server and will likely be more consumed in the service provider space, in my opinion.
The Apollo 35 is available to top 200 volume accounts (which has been annouced publicly, but is not available to your everyday customer.)
This type [of information leak] is my worst nightmare as someone who works with resellers, letting these types of documents in the wrong hands or somehow access is breached like this.
Edit 2: I am a server SA, MASE. I configure servers all the time. If customer demand shows the swap, you could see the proc move over to other lines, such as blades and the HPC markets.
DL385 is your workhorse platform. DL325 is a 1P design based for heavy PCIe connected (read: NVMe) devices.
The CL3150 is a cloudline server and will likely be more consumed in the service provider space, in my opinion.
The Apollo 35 is available to top 200 volume accounts (which has been annouced publicly, but is not available to your everyday customer.)
This type [of information leak] is my worst nightmare as someone who works with resellers, letting these types of documents in the wrong hands or somehow access is breached like this.
Edit 2: I am a server SA, MASE. I configure servers all the time. If customer demand shows the swap, you could see the proc move over to other lines, such as blades and the HPC markets.