Cisco UCS X215c M8 Compute Node

Brand: Cisco | Category: Servers

SKU: CIS-UCSX215CM8 | Part #: UCSX-215C-M8 | MPN: UCSX-215C-M8

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The Cisco UCS X215c M8 compute node delivers enterprise-class performance with dual AMD EPYC 9004 Series (Genoa) processors in a 2U modular blade format, designed for deployment within the Cisco UCS 9508 X-Series chassis. Power efficiency is critical: this node supports redundant PSU configurations (1+1 or 2+1) with 80+ Gold-rated power supplies, reducing operational expenditure and data center PUE impact across large-scale deployments. With up to 6TB of DDR5 memory across 24 DIMM slots running at 4800 MT/s, the X215c M8 accelerates memory-intensive workloads while PCIe Gen 5 connectivity and dual front-accessible NVMe bays ensure rapid data throughput for demanding I/O operations. Cisco Intersight cloud-based management simplifies fleet operations, enabling IT infrastructure teams to provision, monitor, and troubleshoot at scale without on-premises management overhead.

Infrastructure architects and AI engineering teams select the UCSX-215C-M8 for its composable architecture—the X-Fabric mezzanine I/O module framework allows custom networking, storage, and accelerator configurations tailored to specific workloads. Whether consolidating virtualized environments or building high-performance computing clusters, this modular node maximizes chassis density while maintaining thermal and power efficiency. The combination of advanced processor architecture, massive memory capacity, and modern storage interfaces positions the X215c M8 as a future-proof building block for evolving enterprise demands. Contact Omnixon Global for a detailed RFQ on the Cisco UCS X215c M8 and discover how this platform can optimize your infrastructure strategy.

Typical Deployment Scenarios

• High-frequency trading and financial analytics requiring sub-millisecond data access with 6TB memory pools
• AI/ML model training and inference using multiple GPU or accelerator modules via X-Fabric expansion
• Enterprise virtualization consolidation with vSphere or KVM across modular blade clusters
• Real-time big data processing and in-memory databases demanding PCIe Gen 5 throughput
• Hyperscale cloud infrastructure requiring rack-dense, power-efficient compute density