Hardware certification matrix for Middleware?

Hello,
We're planning the installation of a new Weblogic 11 and HTTP server machine, and have a Dell PowerEdge R320 that we're interested in using. I wanted to find out if there is a certification matrix for hardware, indicating tested / supported hardware configurations and models?
Thank You

Hi,
Oracle certificates only Operation System, OS Modell (32/64-bit) and Processor Type., not the hardware.
Refer to Certification Matrix for your release: Oracle Fusion Middleware Supported System Configurations
Regards
Borys

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