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I'm fairly curious as why you need "30-50" CPU cores and .. 64-128 GB RAM and to think about what you actually need before making decisions.
I run a "lot" of VMs as well, in fact, I naively migrated a bunch of other smaller servers onto this one because it's OP!!!!!
My main compute server is an HPE Gen 10 with 80 cores and 128 GB RAM and ... I max out with "most", if not all of my VMs on at once around 10 to 15% until it crashes because I'm out of RAM by a doodoo ton.
50 cores sounds pretty overkill for 128 RAM, in my humble-pie opinion.
I have 3 VM and around 85 dockers and the 32gb of ram are not enough for the 4 core cpu I have, i7 7700, ram is always over 90% usage