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Buy HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11
The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 is one of the most widely used 2U rack servers worldwide and, now in its eleventh generation, sets new standards for computing power, security and efficiency in the data centre. As a versatile platform for demanding workloads, this server from Hewlett Packard Enterprise combines state-of-the-art processor technology with maximum scalability – ideal for businesses relying on a reliable and future-proof IT infrastructure.
The HPE DL380 Gen11 is available in various configurations that can be flexibly adapted to different requirements. Depending on the model, the server supports 4th and 5th generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors in single- or dual-socket configurations. Drive options include variants with SFF (Small Form Factor) and LFF (Large Form Factor) drives. This allows the server to be optimally configured for both storage-intensive applications and compute-intensive scenarios.
Typical use cases for the ProLiant DL380 Gen11 include virtualisation with VMware vSphere or Microsoft Hyper-V, databases, ERP systems, private cloud environments, and AI and analytics workloads. Businesses benefit from high reliability, simple management via HPE iLO 6 and seamless integration into existing infrastructures. Support for up to DDR5 memory and PCIe Gen5 ensures significantly higher bandwidths and lower latency compared to the previous generation.
Security is a key design principle of the DL380 Gen11. Silicon Root of Trust technology protects the firmware from tampering at the hardware level. This is complemented by Secure Boot, encrypted drives and comprehensive access controls. At the same time, energy-efficient power supplies and intelligent thermal management support sustainable data centre operations.
Alongside brand-new systems, refurbished HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 servers offer a cost-effective alternative. Professionally refurbished units undergo rigorous quality testing, are fully functional and enable significant cost savings – without compromising on performance or reliability. Refurbished hardware is a sensible investment, particularly for expanding existing server environments or test infrastructures.