HPE Apollo Systems and HPE Moonshot are competitors in the high-performance computing and application-specific workloads categories. HPE Apollo has an advantage in scalability and flexibility, while HPE Moonshot benefits from energy efficiency and specialized application performance.
Features: HPE Apollo offers superior scalability, flexibility, and high-performance computing capabilities. HPE Moonshot is noted for its energy efficiency, suitability for virtual desktop infrastructure, and telecommunications applications.
Room for Improvement: HPE Apollo could improve its management tools, integration processes, and customer support. HPE Moonshot needs better documentation, broader application support, and more user-friendly interfaces.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: HPE Apollo tends to be easier to deploy due to its modular design, but it requires better customer support. HPE Moonshot requires specialized knowledge for deployment and offers strong technical support to users.
Pricing and ROI: HPE Apollo has competitive setup costs and a strong ROI, driven by efficiency and scalability. HPE Moonshot, although having higher initial costs, provides long-term savings through energy efficiency and performance benefits for specific applications.
The HPE Apollo high-density server family is built for the highest levels of performance and efficiency. They are rack-scale compute, storage, networking, power and cooling – massively scale-up and scale-out – solutions for your big data analytics, object storage and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. From water-cooling that’s 1,000X more efficient than air, to “right-sized scaling” with 2X the compute density for workgroup and private cloud workloads, the HPE Apollo line is a dense, high-performance, tiered approach for organisations of all sizes.
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