Oracle Exadata X82 Datasheet Free [TESTED]

X8-2

The Oracle Exadata X8 series represents a significant leap in database performance, integrating specialized hardware with intelligent software to optimize Oracle Database workloads. The generation is split into the standard (InfiniBand-based) and the X8M-2 (introducing RDMA over Converged Ethernet, or RoCE). 1. Core Hardware Specifications

According to the Oracle Exadata X8-2 Data Sheet , the system is built on powerful x86 components and high-speed internal networking:

| Feature | X7 (previous gen) | X8M (X8-2) | X9M (later) | |---------|------------------|------------|-------------| | Network | 100Gb InfiniBand | 100Gb RoCE | 100Gb RoCE | | PMEM support | No | Yes (Optane) | Yes (faster) | | Max DRAM per DB server | 768 GB | 1.5 TB | 3 TB | | Max NVMe flash per storage server | 6.4 TB | 51.2 TB | 102 TB | | Write latency | ~300 µs | ~27 µs | ~19 µs | oracle exadata x82 datasheet

The X8-2 is sold in modular "racks" to allow for elastic scaling:

2. Storage Server Specifications (X8-2)

Cons

Processors:

Two 24-core Intel Xeon Platinum 8260 processors (2.4 GHz) per server. Memory: 384 GB DDR4 RAM standard, expandable up to 1.5 TB .

If you want, I can convert this into a one-page executive summary or a slide-friendly bullet list. X8-2 The Oracle Exadata X8 series represents a

Given its low latency and high throughput, the X8M-2 excels in: