A dense compute node to address extreme compute at scale

The Dell EMC PowerEdge C6520 is designed to support dynamic compute at scale business requirements in a dense form factor.

• Supports 8 channels per CPU, up to 16 DDR4 DIMMs at 3200 MT/s DIMM speed
• Address substantial throughput improvements with PCIe Gen 4 and up to 10 NVMe drives
• Ideal for traditional corporate IT, database and analytics, VDI, and AI/ML and Inferencing
• Scale compute resources with Intel Xeon Scalable that offer up to 1.50x performance gains over previous generation Cascade Lake. Ice Lake CPUs scale up to 40cores per CPU.

Automate maintenance with Dell EMC OpenManage

The Dell EMC OpenManage portfolio helps deliver peak efficiency for PowerEdge servers, delivering intelligent, automated management of routine tasks. Combined with unique agent-free management capabilities, the C6520 is simply managed, freeing up time for high profile projects.

• Simplify management with New OpenManage Enterprise console, with customised reporting and automatic discovery.
• Take advantage of QuickSync 2 capabilities and gain access to your servers easily through your phone or tablet.

Guard your data center with built in security

Every PowerEdge server is designed as part of a cyber resilient architecture, integrating security into the full server life cycle. The C6520 leverages new security features built-into every new PowerEdge server strengthening protection so you can reliably and securely deliver accurate data to your customers no matter where they are. By considering each aspect of system security, from design to retirement, Dell EMC ensures trust and delivers a worry-free, secure infrastructure without compromise.

Intelligent Automation

PowerEdge and OpenManage solutions integrate tools across the portfolio to help organizations automate the server lifecycle, optimize operations, and scale efficiently.

Built-in security

Dell EMC PowerEdge servers are made with a cyber resilient architecture that builds in security at every phase of the product lifecycle, from the silicon root of trust and secured component verification, to signed firmware and drift detection, to BIOS recovery.