Oracle Exadata | X82 Datasheet [new]

: Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Google BigQuery offer similar performance for analytics but lack Exadata's specific hardware-software co-engineering for the Oracle Database engine.

Compresses data by grouping rows into column clusters, delivering high compression ratios that reduce storage footprints and speed up analytical queries. Core Technical Specifications

Standard servers use TCP/IP, which incurs CPU interrupts. The X8-2 uses (RDMA over Converged Ethernet). This allows one server to write directly into the memory of another server with zero CPU overhead. The datasheet lists this as “Dual-port 100 Gb Ethernet.” oracle exadata x82 datasheet

| Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | Max power consumption | ~12.5 kW (full rack with all PMEM+flash) | | Heat output | ~42,500 BTU/hr | | Input voltage | 200–240 V AC, 32A (single phase) | | Operating temp | 10–35°C |

: Customers can add individual compute or storage nodes to a rack to balance processing power versus storage capacity based on specific application needs. 5. Competitive Landscape : Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Google BigQuery offer

The Exadata X8-2 platform scales from small entry-level deployments to massive enterprise configurations via elastic configurations. Configuration Compute Servers Storage Servers Max HDD Capacity (HC) Max NVMe Flash Capacity (HC) Max NVMe Flash Capacity (EF) 2 (24 cores active) 3 (half capacity active) Quarter Rack 2 (96 cores) Half Rack 4 (192 cores) Full Rack 8 (384 cores)

Provide a for an Elastic Rack configuration The X8-2 uses (RDMA over Converged Ethernet)

The Oracle Exadata X8-2 datasheet highlights several key features that contribute to its exceptional performance and value:

Oracle Exadata X8M-2 Architecture, Specifications, and Technical Overview