Supported Hardware Platforms and Public Clouds 

Explore the range of supported platforms from Nutanix, OEM partners, third party server vendors and public cloud partners.

Nutanix provides a variety of vendor platforms and configurations for HCI, private, hybrid and multicloud use cases

Nutanix provides a variety of vendor platforms and configurations for HCI, private, hybrid and multicloud use cases

Nutanix Appliances

OEM Platforms

Third-party Servers

Public Cloud Platforms

Nutanix Appliances

Nutanix software has been designed to integrate with hardware platform configurations produced or certified by Nutanix and OEM partners. Platforms include factory-installed turnkey appliances and industry standard x86 server models that Nutanix software can be installed onto.

For a complete list of Nutanix-supported platform configurations, please visit the spec sheet here.

Nutanix NX nodes

Access the Nutanix Platforms Spec Sheets

OEM Appliances

The Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform is also available on industry-leading OEM appliance platforms from HPE, Lenovo, Fujitsu, Dell EMC or Inspur

Nutanix on HPE Appliances

Nutanix on Lenovo HX Appliances

Nutanix on Fujitsu XF Appliances

Nutanix on Inspur inMerge Appliances

Nutanix on Dell EMC XC Appliances

Third-Party Server Vendors

Nutanix software is also available as an option through your local reseller on Cisco, Hitachi, HPE,  Intel Data Center Blocks, Klas, KTNF and NEC x86 servers.

Cisco Hardware Compatibility List

Hitachi Hardware Compatibility List

HPE Hardware Compatibility List

Intel Hardware Compatibility List

Klas Hardware Compatibility List

KTNF Hardware Compatibility List

NEC Hardware Compatibility List

Nutanix on Cisco UCS® Servers

Nutanix on Hitachi HA8000V Servers (Japan)

Nutanix on HPE ProLiant and Apollo Servers

Nutanix on Intel Data Center Blocks

Nutanix on Klas Voyager Rugged Platform

Nutanix on KTNF Servers (South Korea)

Nutanix on NEC Express5800 Servers (Japan)

Public Cloud Platforms

Nutanix now runs on Amazon Web Services bare metal instances, enabling hybrid clouds to span both on-premises and public cloud-based infrastructures, making hybrid and multicloud a reality.

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