IBM Power Systems literature

This data sheet provides product highlights, features, benefits and specifications for AIX Version 6.1, IBM's industrial-strength UNIX operating system (OS), for mission-critical applications.

The Power 750 Express is a one- to four-socket server that supports up to 32 cores with outstanding energy efficiency and diagnostic features in a 5U (EIA Units) package.

The Power 730 Express server is a two-socket server supporting eight-core, twelve-core or sixteen-core POWER7+ processor modules in a dense 2U rack-optimized form factor.

The Power 710 Express server is a 1-socket server supporting 4-core, 6-core or 8-core POWER7+ processor modules in a dense 2U rack-optimized form factor.

IBM PowerVM for IBM PowerLInux provides virtualization technologies for Linux running on IBM PowerLinux servers by virtualizing processor, memory, storage and I/O resources for client partitions enabling increased asset utilization, enhanced ...

The PowerLinux 7R2 server is a Linux-only two-socket server supporting 16 POWER7+ cores in a dense, 2U rack-optimized form factor.

The Power 740 Express is a flexible one- or two-socket server that supports up to 16 POWER7+ cores with large memory capacity, outstanding performance and workload-optimizing capabilities in a flexible 4U rack-optimized form factor.

The Power 760 Express is a one- to four-socket server that supports up to 48 cores with outstanding energy efficiency and diagnostic features in a 5U (EIA Units) package.

The Power 720 Express is a one-socket server that supports up to eight POWER7+ cores with excellent reliability and diagnostic features in a flexible 4U rack-optimized or tower form factor.

The PowerLinux 7R1 server is a Linux-only two-socket server supporting two six-core POWER7 processor modules in a dense, 2U rack-optimized form factor.

AIX Dynamic System Optimizer leverages the performance of POWER7 processors and IBM experience and expertise to analyze your workloads and make adjustments to your partition settings.

This data sheet provides product highlights, features, benefits and specifications for AIX 7, IBM's industrial-strength UNIX operating system (OS), for mission-critical applications.

The IBM Power 780 server is an enterprise system with leadership POWER7+ technology for AIX, IBM i, and Linux applications. Choose PowerVM virtualization to increase system utilization and Capacity on Demand features to enable quick response to spikes in ...

The IBM Power 770 server is a 19-inch rack-mount, midrange system with leadership POWER7+ technology for AIX, IBM i, and Linux applications. Choose PowerVM virtualization to increase system utilization and CoD features to enable quick response to spikes ...

This datasheet provides product highlights, features, benefits and specifications for PowerHA SystemMirror. Critical business applications may be better protected from failures with the capabilities of IBM PowerHA SystemMirror-supported under the AIX and ...

The Power Enterprise Systems Pools offering is a multisystem IBM Power 780 and 795 infrastructure offering designed to provide a highly resilient and flexible IT environment in support of large-scale server consolidation and your most demanding business ...

IBM PowerSC provides IBM AIX compliance automation and IBM PowerVM-aware security extensions for virtual systems running on IBM Power Systems. PowerSC reduces cost-to-comply to external security standards and improves visibility to potential security ...

IBM Systems Director Editions provide integrated tools to manage physical and virtual server systems helping you to monitor and repair systems faster for higher availability, get more efficient use of virtualization and visualize system inventory and ...

IBM Power 795 provides the power for mission-critical workloads with up to 256 POWER7 cores. With extensive scalability, a fundamentally reliable design, the Power 795 server provides a solid foundation on which to consolidate the most important ...

PowerVM provides industrial-strength virtualization technologies for AIX, IBM i, and Linux on IBM Power Systems by virtualizing processor, memory, storage and I/O resources for client partitions enabling increased asset utilization, enhanced ...