Fujitsu recently announced new pricing for its Fujitsu M10-4 server to help accelerate customers' datacenter modernization. Fujitsu M10-4 base units and CPU core activation pricing has been reduced by 25 percent and CPU modules by up to 75 percent. As a result, the Fujitsu M10-4 server now has an entry list price of $28,150. The state-of-the-art Fujitsu M10-4 systems are in use throughout the world, helping customers reduce datacenter footprint, improve performance and significantly reduce energy consumption and costs. The extremely dense Fujitsu M10-4 packaging results from unique self-contained Liquid Loop Cooling technology. All Fujitsu M10 models are now available with up to 1TB of memory per socket, making Fujitsu M10 one of the best solutions for any sized workload.
Meanwhile, sales of the Fujitsu M10 SPARC server family continue to grow strongly. The powerful, yet affordable Fujitsu M10-1server has experienced an increase in year-over-year worldwide unit sales of over 30 percent as organizations undertake IT modernization and consolidation projects, valuing the server's energy efficiency, scalability, and 24/7 uptime benefits in a compact, high-performance solution. The Fujitsu M10-1 server is ideal for data center integration and virtualization, supporting large memory and as many as 16 SPARC64® X+ processor cores in a space-saving 1RU. The Fujitsu M10-1 helps IT managers reduce Total Cost of Ownership, rapidly deploy new business services and reduce server sprawl by consolidating existing systems more cost-effectively and more reliably.
"Our recent sales growth of Fujitsu M10 servers is not only a positive result for Fujitsu and our partners, but strong proof that customers are seeing the benefits that the platform brings to their datacenters," said Alex Lam, Vice President, Enterprise Business at Fujitsu. "The new, attractive entry price of the Fujitsu M10-4 enables a wider set of IT departments to take advantage of the benefits of the Fujitsu M10 platform, such as speeding up the modernization of their datacenter, implementing dynamic scaling capabilities in their environment, and ultimately responding to the challenges of running their departments in a very cost-effective manner."
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