HPE announced its first four ProLiant Gen13 servers powered by sixth-generation AMD EPYC CPUs, expanding compute, memory, and input/output capabilities.

The announcement introduces four server systems, not four processor models. HPE’s October 7 announcement identifies them as the first four members of its ProLiant Gen13 server generation. Their processors are sixth-generation AMD EPYC central processing units (CPUs).

HPE positions the systems across AI and conventional enterprise workloads. The stated applications include agentic AI, inference, analytics, virtualization, simulation, and modeling. The announcement describes expanded compute, memory, and input/output (I/O) capabilities without supplying numerical improvements in the provided excerpt.

The vendor also emphasizes operational and security features. HPE says the systems strengthen security, simplify operations, and provide reliability. The supplied excerpt does not identify individual server model names, processor counts, memory capacities, accelerator configurations, prices, or shipping dates.