
PowerEdge R7725
A dual-socket AMD platform. Specify the chassis before the parts.
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Twelve focused profiles with source-linked fields, configuration decisions and downloadable RFQ checklists. This is a curated collection—not a stock count.
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A dual-socket AMD platform. Specify the chassis before the parts.
Intel Xeon 6 compute with configuration-dependent memory and storage.
CloudDC compute with qualified, configuration-specific accelerator options.

25GbE access and 100GbE uplinks with explicit port-group rules.
A 1U security gateway with separate hardware and entitlement checks.
Security hardware, service bundle and support term belong on separate lines.
Expansion and pre-owned sourcing with a clearly stated lifecycle.
A SAS SSD family. Capacity, firmware and the full part number define the drive.
A low-profile accelerator for qualified inference and video platforms.
Specify the Server Edition and the validated thermal implementation.
Installed-base workstation sourcing with machine-type-level checks.

Nutanix-oriented Integrated Systems and Certified Nodes are different offers.
Browse the established OEM server pages and their generation-specific configuration entries.
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Open directoryContinue to the technical library and existing parts/configuration tools.
Open directorySpecify the CPU, population and growth path—not just the total gigabytes.
Read the guideKeep the media, backplane, controller and boot path in one specification.
Read the guideQualification, thermals and infrastructure belong beside GPU memory in the RFQ.
Read the guideSpecify ports, software, support and deployment rights without hiding them inside a model name.
Read the guideTurn a condition label into a documented, agreed acceptance scope.
Read the guideA practical handover checklist for enterprise hardware shipments.
Read the guideSpecify rack height, bay size and backplane options.
This guide adds the decisions, documents and next steps that support this page.
Server directory
Plan rack depth, rail kit and airflow before choosing a chassis.
Server directoryIdentify the enclosure, fabric modules and generation-specific interconnects.
Server configuratorSeparate shared power, node count and service access in the request.
Buying guidesSpecify rack height, bay size and backplane options.
Record CPU generation, socket count and DIMM population.
Include input power, PSU redundancy and remote-management needs.
A planning sequence, not a record of completed work.
Counts show records in the site catalog. They do not represent stock, available quantities or verified compatibility.
Snapshot: 2026-09-15
| Decision | Record in your brief | Evidence to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Chassis & drive layout | Specify rack height, bay size and backplane options. | Complete identifier and source revision |
| Processor & memory | Record CPU generation, socket count and DIMM population. | Platform document or written clarification |
| Power & management | Include input power, PSU redundancy and remote-management needs. | Offered-unit details and agreed scope |
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Open resourceUse the connected tool to develop the requirement.
Open resourceRetain the supporting reference with your project brief.
Open resourceExact chassis model recorded · CPU and DIMM plan attached · Drive backplane and risers identified · Rails and power requirements listed.