Inspur i24M7 Multi-Node Server

The Inspur i24M7 is a 2U 4-node high-density multi-node server platform engineered for cloud infrastructure, hyperconverged deployments, and large-scale data center scale-out. Each of the four independent compute nodes within the 2U chassis operates with its own processors, memory, storage, and network interfaces, enabling operators to achieve extremely high compute density while significantly reducing per-node power, cooling, and physical footprint overhead compared to traditional 1U or 2U single-node designs.

Built on the Intel Xeon Scalable (4th Gen, codenamed Sapphire Rapids) processor architecture, each node supports dual-socket configurations and accommodates DDR5 memory across multiple DIMM slots per node, delivering substantial per-node memory bandwidth and capacity for memory-intensive workloads. The platform supports NVMe and SATA/SAS storage options at the node level, and each node is equipped with independent PCIe expansion capabilities to support networking and accelerator add-in cards suited to disaggregated cloud and HCI architectures.

The i24M7 is particularly well-suited to environments where rack space, power efficiency, and rapid horizontal scaling are primary operational constraints. Hyperscale cloud builders, telecommunications infrastructure operators, and enterprise IT teams deploying software-defined storage or virtualization clusters benefit from the platform's ability to add four independent compute nodes per 2U of rack space. Inspur's management architecture allows each node to be managed independently via dedicated out-of-band interfaces, supporting integration with standard data center orchestration and lifecycle management tooling.

Ideal for

• Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) deployments requiring high node density per rack unit with independent per-node storage and compute
• Private and hybrid cloud scale-out using OpenStack, Kubernetes, or similar orchestration platforms where rapid horizontal expansion is required
• Content delivery and edge cloud buildouts demanding maximum compute nodes within constrained rack and power envelopes
• Software-defined storage clusters such as Ceph where a large number of independent storage nodes must be deployed efficiently
• Telecommunications cloud-native network function (CNF) infrastructure requiring dense, independently managed compute nodes
• High-density virtualization environments where VM-to-rack-unit ratios and power-per-VM metrics are critical operational KPIs

Technical specifications

Available from Omnixon Global. Submit an RFQ and our team will confirm configuration and availability for your order.