A blade server is a computer system on a motherboard, which includes processor(s), memory, a network connection, and sometimes storage. The blade idea is intended to address the needs of large-scale computing centers to reduce space requirements for application servers and lower costs.

An HP brandname for ProLiant BladeServers, which are designed forthe performance, management, density and total cost of ownership (TCO) savings requirements of data centers.

A server architecture that houses multiple server modules ("blades") in a single chassis. It is widely used in datacenters to save space and improve system management.

A blade server is a compact, self-contained server that consists of core processing components that fit into an enclosure with other blade servers. A single blade may consist of hot-plug hard-drives, [..]

A blade server is a small form-factor computer, typically used in arrays mounted together in a frame that fits into a standard rack. Blades are narrower than standard 19-inch rack servers, but they co [..]

A blade server is a modular circuit board, containing one or more CPUs and memory modules. Blad servers are intended for a dedicated application (such as a Web server). Blade servers are rack mounted and provide space savings to crowded server rooms.

Any server that conforms to the BladeCenter form factor [physical size].

(computing) A stripped-down server with a modular design, optimized to minimize the use of physical space and energy.