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Dell EMC PowerEdge Tower Servers

PowerEdge tower servers are designed to grow with your organization, at your pace.

  • Flexible configurations with large internal capacities
  • Broad portfolio for SOHO, ROBO and SMB markets
  • Rackable for continued use as companies grow

60%  more PCIe Gen3 slots

2x      more NVMedrives

50%  increase in bandwidth

Systems Management Software

Take control and automate the full IT lifecycle with the OpenManage portfolio. Increase the productivity, reliability and cost effectiveness of your servers while making IT operations more efficient.

  • Powerful infrastructure automation with OpenManage Enterprise
  • Anytime, anywhere access to PowerEdge server status with OpenManage Mobile
  • Leverage existing management consoles with OpenManage Integrations for VMware vCenter®, Microsoft® System Center and Ansible Modules

Industrial-Grade Servers

The new PowerEdge XR2 server delivers long life for harsh or space-constrained environments, without compromising on performance.

  • Secure storage – Up to 8 high-capacity SSDs with up to 30TB of storage
  • Shock certified to 40G of operational shock with SSDs
  • Extreme temperature range – Cold start down to -15°C and up to 45°C with excursions up to 55°C for 8 hours at a time

Ready Nodes

Build or scale with PowerEdge servers pre-configured for your workloads.

  • Known-good configurations for VMware vSAN, Microsoft Storage Spaces Direct, VxFlex and SAP HANA
  • Save time on configuration and testing
  • Solution-level customer support included

One-Socket Tower Servers

One-socket (single CPU) tower servers offer a cost-effective, entry-level solution for businesses migrating to servers from PCs or laptops. Designed for core office workloads, like file sharing, print, point of sale, and database applications.

  • PowerEdge T140
  • PowerEdge T340

Two-Socket Tower Servers

Two-socket (dual CPU) tower servers offer a deeper variety of features to accommodate high performance applications like web serving, consolidation, and virtualization. They include more cache and speed, as well as the flexibility for expansion and additional processors.

  • PowerEdge T440
  • PowerEdge T640