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IBM Breakfast Briefing 2013
IBM POWER7+ & IBM Power Systems
POWER7 / POWER7+ und IBM Power Systems Strategie, Einblick, Überblick & AusblickSmarter Computing Dieter Graef
Senior Consultant IBM Breakfast Briefing Team
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Smarter Computing hat viele Gesichter
Expert Integrated Systems
Management
Cloud Ready Data Ready
Zur W artung und Aufrechterhaltung derzeitiger IT-Infrastrukturen werden durchschnittlich >70% der IT Budgets verwendet, Tendenz STEIGEND!.
AppliancesSchlüsselfertige Lösungenz.B.:IBM PureData Systems und IBM i für Business IntelligenceSchnelle Implementierung eines kompletten Information Warehouse .
Security Ready
In der CloudAnforderungen an IT nehmentäglich zu. Andere und neueDienstleistungen und Lösungenmüssen kurzfristig zur Verfügungstehen, Budgets wachsen nicht mitden Anforderungen. DynamischeInfrastuktur bis hin zu Cloud Lösungen sind virtualisierteLösungen
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2004 2001 2010
POWER4®180 nm
� Dual Core � Chip Multi Processing� Distributed Switch� Shared L2� Dynamic LPARs (32)
POWER5®130 nm
�Dual Core�Enhanced Scaling�SMT�Distributed Switch +�Core Parallelism +�FP Performance +�Memory bandwidth +�Virtualization
POWER6®65 nm
� Dual Core� High Frequencies � Virtualization +� Memory Subsystem +� Altivec � Instruction Retry� Dyn Energy Mgmt� SMT +� Protection Keys
Future
POWER7®45 nm
� Multi Core� On-Chip EDRAM � Power Optimized Cores
� MemSubsystem ++� SMT++� Reliability +� VSM & VSX� Protection Keys+
POWER8®
Designphasetechnische
Realisation
POWER® Processor Roadmap
http://www.hotchips.org/
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Ergebnis des Fortschritts für die POWER® Architektur
2012
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Marktanteil von IBM Power Systems
• Die populärsten Enterprise Server in derIndustrie
• Dauerhafte Performance Führerschaft
• Führerschaft bei Virtualisierungseffizienz
• Zuverlässige Sicherheit
• “Business resiliency” f ür “mission critical applications”
• Wachstum ohneUnterbrechung mitelastischem CoD
• Vorbereitet für die Flexibilität derCloud
Source: IDC Serv er T racke r Q21 2 Release , August 2012
R4Q volume (less System z)
57% share
18% share15% share
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Virtualisierung ohne Grenzen� Ausnutzung der Systemressourcen� Dynamische Skalierung
Management mit
Automatisierung�VMControl für das Managen der Virtualisierung�Automatisierung, um die Betriebskosten zu senken
Verfügbarkeit ohne
Ausfallzeit en� Kontinuierliche Verfügbarkeit� Hochverfügbare Systeme &
Skalierung
Sicherheit und Compliance
mit umfassen edem Reg elwerk�Security und Complinance für die
gesamte Installation�Cloud ready
Workload optimierende Systeme
Volle Integration mit IBM i
AIX – Die Zukunft von UNIX
Skalierbares Linux fürdie x86 Konsolidierung
Power your Planet
+
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POWER7® POWER7+™
Technologie
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POWER7+™32 nm
POWER7 & POWER7+ Prozessor
POWER7®
45 nm
Vergrößerung des L3 Caches auf 80MBZusätzliche “on Chip Acceleratoren”
Höhere TaktfrequenzenHöhere Leistung / Watt
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Nutzen von eDRAM für POWER7+ Was wäre wenn..
SRAM an Stelle von eDRAM
5.4B Transistors
950 mm2
mit eDRAM
2.1B Transistors567 mm2
IBM eDRAM Vorteile:� Größere Rechendichte: 1/3 geringerer Platzbedarf einer vergleichbaren
SRAM Implementierung (Impulsgeschwindigkeit: 15cm ~ 1ns)
� Höhere Performance
� Geringerer Energiebedarf: 1/5 der Standby Energie
� Weniger “soft errors”: Soft Error Rate 250x geringer als SRAM
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POWER7+
� Zwei POWER7+ auf einem Substrat� Höhere Sockel-Leistungsdichte� Bis zu 12 core Modulen� Implementiert in p750 & p760 4-socket Rack Systemen
POWER7+
Neu POWER7+ DCM Package
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POWER7+ Erscheinungsformen
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POWER7(+) Processor Chip
�Cores : 4 / 6 / 8 (3 / 4 / 8) core options�567mm2 Technology:
– 45nm lithography, Cu, SOI, eDRAM (32nm)�Transistors: 1.2 B (2.1 B)
– eDRAM efficiency• 2 transistors per bit vs 6 transistors for SRAM
– Equival ent function with SRAM 2.7B (5.4 B)�Eight processor cores
– 12 execution units per core– 4 Way SMT per core – up to 4 threads per
core– 32 Thr eads per chip– L1: 32 KB Instruc tion Cache and
32 KB Data Cache – L2: 256 KB per core– L3: Shared 32MB on chip eDRAM (80MB)
�Dual DDR3 Memory Controllers– 90 GB/s M emory bandwidth per chip
�Scalability up to 32 Sockets– 360 GB/s SMP bandwidth/chip– 20,000 coherent oper ations in flight
Binary Compatibility with
POWER6
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
POWER7CORE
L2 Cache
L3 Cache and Chip Interconnect
MC1MC0
Local SMP Links
Remote SMP & I/O Links
FAST
L3 REGION
L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1
L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L1
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Ph ysisch es Design:
� Integrierter Cache, Integrierte Memory Contr ollers und Integrierte Acceleratoren
Features:
� 32nm T echnologieHöhere T aktfrequenzen� mehr Leistung
Vierfach größerer Cache � zusätzlicher Vorteil für Datenbank Workl oads
� Acceleratoren für:Memor y Kompression (Acti ve Memor y Expansion)Hardware VerschüsselungGenerierung von Zufallszahlen
� Erweiterte RAS Eigenschaften“Selbstheilender” L3 Cache, Re-initialisierung des einzel ner Prozessor ker ne� Concurrent Firmware Updates
� Verdoppelung derSingle Precision Fl oating Point Leistung
� Verbesserte Energie Effizienz / power gating� Bis zu 20 virtuelle Maschi nen pro Prozessor kern
POWER7+™ …der Nutzen:
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�New Power On Reset Engine (PORE)
– Enables a processor core to be re-initialized while system remains up and running
– Directly used to:
� Allow for Concurrent Firmware Updates: In cases where a processor initi alization register val ue needs to be changed
�L3 Cache dynamic column repair
– New self-healing capability that complements cache line delete
– Uses PORE feature to r emove a substitute a failing bit-line for a spare during run-ti me.
�New Fabric Bus Dynamic Lane Repair
– POWER 7+ has spare bit lanes that can dynamicall y be repaired (using PORE)
� For Busses that connect CEC drawers� Avoids any repair ac tion or outage related to a
single bit failur e.
POWER7+™ RAS Specific Features
http://www.ngsi.com/company/IBM_Power_Sy stems_and_Reliability.pdf
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�New Power On Reset Engine (PORE)
– Enables a processor core to be re-initialized while system remains up and running
– Directly used to:
� Allow for Concurrent Firmware Updates: In cases where a processor initi alization register val ue needs to be changed
�L3 Cache dynamic column repair
– New self-healing capability that complements cache line delete
– Uses PORE feature to r emove a substitute a failing bit-line for a spare during run-ti me.
�New Fabric Bus Dynamic Lane Repair
– POWER 7+ has spare bit lanes that can dynamicall y be repaired (using PORE)
� For Busses that connect CEC drawers� Avoids any repair ac tion or outage related to a
single bit failur e.
POWER7+™ RAS Specific Features
http://www.ngsi.com/company/IBM_Power_Sy stems_and_Reliability.pdf
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10 / Core
Out of Order
2 / 1
4MB / core
256 KB / Core
3 – 4 GHz
8
1.2 B
567 mm2
45nm
POW ER7
Out of OrderIn of OrderOut of OrderOut of OrderArchitecture
32nm65nm90nm130nmTechnology
10 / Core
2 / 1
32MB
4MB / Core
4 - 5 GHz
2
790 M
341 mm2
POW ER6
20 / Core
2 / 1
10MB / core
256 KB / Core
3.6 – 4.4+ GHz
8
2.1 B
567 mm2
POW ER7+
1.9 GHz
1.65 GHz
Frequencies
36MB36MBL3 Cache
11Memor y Cntrl
22Cores
1.9MB Shared1.9MB SharedL2 Cache
LPAR
Transistors
Size
10 / Core10 / Core
276 M276 M
245 mm2389 mm2
POW ER5+POW ER5
Processor Designs
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Active Memory Expansion (AME)
� Innovative POWER7 / POWER7+ Technologie� Bei POWER7+ mit Unterstützung eingebauter Acceleratoren
� Hauptspeicher Komprimierung und Dekomprimierung, um physikalischen Hauptspeicher zu erweitern
� Effektivere Serverkonsolidierung– Ermöglicht mehr Workload oder Benutzer pro Partition
– Ermöglicht mehr Partitionen und höhere Workload pro Server
� Permanente Aktivierung und einmalige, kostenlose 60 Tage gültige Aktivierung
� Optional jetzt auch für BladeCenter PS700 bis PS704 mit HMC– Planungstool verf ügbar seit AIX 6.1 TL4 SP2 .. optimiert mit POWER7+
Realer Haupt-
speicher
Realer Haupt-
speicher
Realer Haupt-
speicher
Realer Haupt-
speicher
Realer Haupt-
speicher
Realer Haupt-
speicher
ErweiterterHaupt-
speicher
ErweiterterHaupt-
speicher
ErweiterterHaupt-
speicher
ErweiterterHaupt-
speicher
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Active Memory Expansion Modeled Statistics:
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Modeled Expanded Memory Size : 8.00 GB
Expansion True Memory Modeled Memory CPU Usage
Factor Modeled Size Gain Estimate
--------- -------------- ----------------- -----------
1.21 6.75 GB 1.25 GB [ 19%] 0.00
1.31 6.25 GB 1.75 GB [ 28%] 0.20
1.41 5.75 GB 2.25 GB [ 39%] 0.35
1.51 5.50 GB 2.50 GB [ 45%] 0.58
1.61 5.00 GB 3.00 GB [ 60%] 1.46
Active Memory Expansion Recommendation:
---------------------
The recommended AME configuration for this workload is to configure the
LPAR with a memory size of 5.50 GB and to configure a memory expansion
factor of 1.51. This will result in a memory expansion of 45% from the
LPAR's current memory size. With this configuration, the estimated CPU
usage due to Active Memory Expansion is approximately 0.58 physical
processors, and the estimated overall peak CPU resource required for the
LPAR is 3.72 physical processors.
Beispiel
Active Memory Expansion mit POWER7
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Beispiel
Active Memory Expansion Modeled Statistics:
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Modeled Expanded Memory Size : 8.00 GB
Expansion True Memory Modeled Memory CPU Usage
Factor Modeled Size Gain Estimate
--------- -------------- ----------------- -----------
1.21 6.75 GB 1.25 GB [ 19%] 0.00
1.31 6.25 GB 1.75 GB [ 28%] 0.08
1.41 5.75 GB 2.25 GB [ 39%] 0.15
1.51 5.50 GB 2.50 GB [ 45%] 0.25
1.61 5.00 GB 3.00 GB [ 60%] 0.68
Active Memory Expansion Recommendation:
---------------------
The recommended AME configuration for this workload is to configure the
LPAR with a memory size of 5.0 GB and to configure a memory expansion
factor of 1.51. This will result in a memory expansion of 45% from the
LPAR's current memory size. With this configuration, the estimated .25
physical processors, and the estimated overall peak CPU resource required
for the LPAR is 3.58 physical processors.
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Beispiel
Active Memory Expansion Modeled Statistics:
-----------------------
Modeled Expanded Memory Size : 8.00 GB
Expansion True Memory Modeled Memory CPU Usage
Factor Modeled Size Gain Estimate
--------- -------------- ----------------- -----------
1.21 6.75 GB 1.25 GB [ 19%] 0.00
1.31 6.25 GB 1.75 GB [ 28%] 0.08
1.41 5.75 GB 2.25 GB [ 39%] 0.15
1.51 5.50 GB 2.50 GB [ 45%] 0.25
1.61 5.00 GB 3.00 GB [ 60%] 0.68
Active Memory Expansion Recommendation:
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The recommended AME configuration for this workload is to configure the
LPAR with a memory size of 5.0 GB and to configure a memory expansion
factor of 1.51. This will result in a memory expansion of 45% from the
LPAR's current memory size. With this configuration, the estimated .25
physical processors, and the estimated overall peak CPU resource required
for the LPAR is 3.58 physical processors.
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POWER7 & POWER7+ EnergyScale Funktionen
� Laufende Datensammlung über Stromverbrauch und Umgebungstemperatur
� Power Capping
� Dynamische und statische Stromeinsparung
� Neue Energie Managementfunktionen für POWER7 & POWER7+– Intelligente Virtuelle C PU Nutzung
– Intelligente Lüftersteuerung basierend auf Umgebungstemperatur
– Performance Aware M emory Throttling and Control
– TPMD Hardwarekarte auf allen POW ER7 & POW ER7+ Servern
– Mit POW ER7+ zusätzlich “po wer gating”
� Integriertes Energiemanagement– IBM Systems Director Active Energ y Manager (AEM)– http://www.ibm.com/systems/man agement/director/p lugins/actengmgr
� IBM Systems Energy Estimator– http://www.ibm.com/systems/support/tools/estimator/energ y
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Power Systems bieten ein balanciertes Systemdesign, das Workload-Performance
und Kapazität auf System- oder VM-Ebene automatisch optimiert✓ Intelligent Threads - Technologie optimiert die Anzahl der laufenden Threads f ür die jeweilige Anwendung✓ Intelligent Cache - Technologie optimiert die Cache Auslastung zwischen Prozessorkernen✓ Intelligent Energy Optimization maximiert die Performance wenn es die thermischen Bedingungen erlauben✓ Active Memory™ Expansion
bei POWER7+ mit Unterstützung durch Accelerator✓ Solid State Drives
optimieren I/O intensive Anwendungen✓ . . .
Diese neuen Features zur Workload Optimierung machen POWER7 und POWER7+ basierte Systeme zur #1 bei Transaktions - Computing und Durchsatz
POWER7 & POWER7+ ist Workload Optimierung
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Überblick
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Power Systems -Commercial Portfolio- Februar 2013
• 64, 128, 256-cores• Up to 16TB• CUoD Processor, Memory• Elastic CoD• Upgrades from POWER6• Enterprise RAS• Active Memory Mirroring
Power 720
Power 730
• Up to 16 cores• 2-socket, 2U• 512 GB memory
• Up to 8 cores• 1-socket 4U
or Tower• 512 GB memory
Power 710
• Up to 8 cores• 1-socket 2U• 256 GB memory
Power 740
• Up to 16 cores• 2-socket, 4U• 1 TB memory
Power 750
Flex System PureFlex System
PowerLinuxTM 7R2
PowerLinuxTM 7R1
• POWER7+ processors• Up to 8 cores• 1-socket 2U• 256 GB memory
• POWER7+ processors• Up to 16 cores• 2-socket 2U• 512 GB memory
• Up to 32 cores• 4-socket 5U• 1TB memory• Hot-swap PCI adapters
• Up to 48 cores• CUoD (processor)• 4-socket 5U• 2TB memory• Hot-swap PCI adapters
Power 760
Power 770
Power 780Power 795
PureData Systemfor Operational
Analytics
PureApplicationSystem
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IBM Hardware Management Consolezur Administration aller aktuellen Power Blades und Server Modelle
� Administration und Steuerungvon POWER-Blades und Server Systemen
� Unterstützt Dual VIOS auch mitPOWER-Blades
� Bis zu 16 gleichzeitigelive partition mobility Aktiv itäten
� Bis zu 20 Partitionen pro core(p795 und POWER7+ mit PowerVM)
� Raid 1 Verf ügbarkeit� …
� Migration v on SDMC…
IBM HMC7042-CR7V7R760
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• Einf ache Skalierbarkeit und Effizienz• Flexibilität und Wahlfreiheit
• Unterstützungf ür AIX, IBM i und Linux• Kann alle drei Bertriebssysteme auf einer einzigen Plattf orm konsolidieren• In multiplen BladeCenter Chassis, auch gemeinsam mit x86 Blades unterstützt• HDD oder SSD Festplattenkapazität on Blade• Optional Boot von SAS, iSCSI oder SAN
IBM BladeCenter PS700 / PS701 / PS702 / PS703 / PS704
.
� POWER7 Technologie� 4, 8, 16 oder 32 Cores pro Blade� Single oder Double Wide � 3.0 GHz / 2,4 GHz � Bis zu 256GB Hauptspeicher� In BCH / BCHT oder BCS
einsetzbar
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IBM BladeCenter PS70x Express
4 Core 3,0 GHz8 Core / 16 Core
32MB L3 Cache j e Sockelmax. 256 GB DDR3 HSP
POWER7 3,0 GHzPS700 (4)21.100 CPW / 45,10 rPerf
(Small / P05)PS701 (8)42.100 CPW / 81,24 rPerf
(Small / P10)PS702 (16)76.300 CPW / 154,36 rPerf
(Small / P10)
IBM i Proz. Lizenz + User Entitlements
PowerVM™ IVMOpt. dual VIOS / AME mit HMC
Ab AIX 5.3/ IBM i 6.1.1
PS700
PS701 / PS702
PS703
PS704
16 Core 2,4 GHz32 Core 2,4 GHz
32MB L3 Cache j e Sockelmax. 256 GB DDR3 HSP
POWER7 2,4 GHzPS703 (16) 64.100 CPW / 134,11 rPerf
(Small / P10)PS704 (32) 110.000 CPW / 251,45 rPerf
(Small / P10)
IBM i Proz. Lizenz + User Entitlements
PowerVM™ IVMOpt. dual VIOS / AME mit HMC
Ab AIX 5.3/ IBM i 6.1.1
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POWER7 PS700 Blade 4 Cores
Fibre Support Optional
Media Bays 1 BladeCenter
Redundant Power Yes BladeCenter
Redundant Cooling Yes BladeCenter
Service Processor Yes
Power & Thermal Power Save / Power Cap
Architecture 4 Core Single Socket
L2 & L3 Cache On-Chip
DDR3 Memory Up to 64 GB in 8 DIMMs
DASD / Bays 0 - 2 SAS (300/600GB)
Daughter Card Options
CIOv & CFFh
(PCIe Adapters)
Integrated Features Dual Port Gb Ethernet, USB
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POWER7 PS701 Blade 8 Cores
Fibre Support Optional
Media Bays 1 BladeCenter
Redundant Power Yes BladeCenter
Redundant Cooling Yes BladeCenter
Service Processor Yes
Power & Thermal Power Save / Power Cap
Architecture 8 Core Single Socket
L2 & L3 Cache On-Chip
DDR3 Memory Up to 128 GB in 16 DIMMs
DASD / Bays 0 - 1 SAS (300/600GB)
Daughter Card Options
CIOv & CFFh
(PCIe Adapters)
Integrated Features Dual Port Gb Ethernet, USB
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POWER7 PS701 & PS702 Blade – 8/16 Cores
Fibre Support Optional
Media Bays 1 BladeCenter
Redundant Power Yes BladeCenter
Redundant Cooling Yes BladeCenter
Service Processor Yes
Power & Thermal Power Save / Power Cap
Architecture 8 Cores/Socket Two Socket
L2 & L3 Cache On-Chip
DDR3 Memory Up to 256 GB in 32 DIMMs (PS702)
DASD / Bays 0 - 2 SAS (300/600GB) (PS702)
Daughter Card Options
CIOv & CFFh
(PCIe Adapters)
Integrated Features Dual Port Gb Ethernet, USB
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POWER7 PS702 Blade - 16 Cores
Fibre Support Optional
Media Bays 1 BladeCenter
Redundant Power Yes BladeCenter
Redundant Cooling Yes BladeCenter
Service Processor Yes
Power & Thermal Power Save / Power Cap
Architecture 8 Cores/Socket Two Socket
L2 & L3 Cache On-Chip
DDR3 Memory Up to 256 GB in 32 DIMMs
DASD / Bays 0 - 2 SAS (300/600GB)
Daughter Card Options
CIOv & CFFh
(PCIe Adapters)
Integrated Features Dual Port Gb Ethernet, USB
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POWER7 PS703 - Dual Socket 16 Cores
YesService Processor
Yes ( via BladeCenter )Fiber Support
Yes BladeCenterRedundant Cooling
POWER Save / Power Cap
Yes BladeCenter
1 BladeCenterMedia Bays
Power & Thermal
Redundant Power
Dual Port Gbt Ethernet
Ethernet, USB
CIOv & CFFh
( PCIe Gen2 Support )
HDD: 0 - 1 (0-600GB)
SSD: 0 – 2 (0-354 GB )
Up to 128 GB / 16 DIMMs
On Chip
16 Core @ 2.4 GHz
Integrated Options
Daughter Card Options
1 SAS Bay
DDR3 Memory
L2 & L3 Cache
Architecture
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POWER7 PS704 – Quad Socket, 32 Cores
YesService Processor
Yes ( via BladeCenter )Fiber Support
Yes BladeCenterRedundant Cooling
POWER Save / Power Cap
Yes BladeCenter
1 BladeCenterMedia Bays
Power & Thermal
Redundant Power
Quad Port Gbt Ethernet
Ethernet, USB
CIOv & CFFh /
( PCIe Gen2 Support )
HDD: 0 - 2 (0-1200GB)
SSD: 0 – 4 (0-708 GB )
Up to 256 GB / 32 DIMMs
On Chip
32 Core @ 2.4 GHz
Integrated Options
Daughter Card Options
2 SAS Bays
DDR3 Memory
L2 & L3 Cache
Architecture
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BladeCenter PS Blade Details:
Erweiterung der pöpulärsten POWER7 Blades nach oben!
BCH*, BCHT, BCS*BCH*, BCHT, BCS*BCH*, BCHT, BCS*BCH*, BCHT, BCS*BCE, BCH*, BCHT, BCT, BCS*BladeCenter
Chassis Support
3 year Standard 9x53 year Standard 9x53 year Standard 9x53 year Standard 9x53 year Standard 9x5Warranty
AIX, i, Linux
IBM Director and CSM
IBM EnergyScale Technology
IBM PowerVM (optional Editions)
FSP1 (IPMI, SOL)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
N/A
Keyboard, Video and Mouse
Dual Port 1Gb Ethernet
SAS Controller
USB
1 PCI-E CIOv Expa nsi on Card
1 PCI-E CFFh Expa nsio nCard
0-1 SAS disk or 0-2 Solid State
32GB to 128GB DDR3 (Chipkill)
4GB@1066MHz, 8GB@1066MHz
16 Dimm Slots
POWER7 @ 2.4 GHz
16-core (2 Socket x 8 Cores)
Single Wide
IBM BladeCenter PS703 Express
AIX, i, Linux
IBM Director and CSM
IBM EnergyScale Technology
IBM PowerVM (optional Editions)
FSP1 (IPMI, SOL)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
N/A
Keyboard, Video and Mouse
Quad Port 1Gb Ethernet
SAS Controller
USB
2 PCI-E CIOv Expa nsi on Card
2 PCI-E CFFh Expa nsio nCard
0-2 SAS disk or 0-4 Solid State
64GB to 256GB DDR3 (Chipkill)
4GB@1066MHz, 8GB@1066MHz
32 Dimm Slots
POWER7 @ 2.4 GHz
32-core (4 Socket x 8 Cores)
Double Wide
IBM BladeCenter PS704 Express
AIX, i, Linux
IBM Director and CSM
IBM EnergyScale Technology
IBM PowerVM (optional Editions)
FSP1 (IPMI, SOL)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Yes – Factory or Customer Upgrade
Keyboard, Video and Mouse
Quad Port 1Gb Ethernet
SAS Controller
USB
2 PCI-E CIOv Expa nsi on Card
2 PCI-E CFFh Expa nsio nCard
0-2 SAS disk
32GB to 256GB DDR3 (Chipkill)
4GB@1066MHz, 8GB@1066MHz
32 Dimm Slots
POWER7 @ 3.0 GHz
16-core (2 Socket x 8 Cores)
Double Wide
IBM BladeCenter PS702 ExpressIBM BladeCenter PS700 Express IBM BladeCenter PS701 Express
Architecture
POWER7 @ 3.0 GHz
4-Core (1 Socket x 4 Cores)
Single Wide
POWER7 @ 3.0 GHz
8-core (1 Socket x 8 Cores)
Single Wide
Memory
8GB to 64GB DDR3 (Chipkill)
4GB@1066MHz, 8GB@1066MHz
8 Dimm Slots
16GB to 128GB DDR3 (Chipkill)
4GB@1066MHz, 8GB@1066MHz
16 Dimm Slots
DASD / Bays 0-2 SAS disk 0-1 SAS disk
Expansion Card
Slots
1 PCI-E CIOv Expa nsi on Card
1 PCI-E CFFh Expa nsio nCard
1 PCI-E CIOv Expa nsi on Card
1 PCI-E CFFh Expa nsio nCard
Integrated Features
Keyboard, Video and Mouse
Dual Port 1Gb Ethernet
SAS Controller
USB
Keyboard, Video and Mouse
Dual Port 1Gb Ethernet
SAS Controller
USB
Scalability Support N/A Yes – Factory or Customer Upgrade
Fibre Support Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis) Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Redundant Power Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis) Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Redundant Cooling Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis) Yes (via BladeCenter Chassis)
Service Processor FSP1 (IPMI, SOL) FSP1 (IPMI, SOL)
Vir tualization IBM PowerVM (optional Editions) IBM PowerVM (optional Editions)
Systems Management
IBM Director and CSM
IBM EnergyScale Technology
IBM Director and CSM
IBM EnergyScale Technology
OS Support AIX, i, Linux AIX, i, Linux
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PS Blade Performance POWER6 / POWER7
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Single W ide Double Wide
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rPerf shown, CPW would be s imilar
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IBM Power Systems™mit POWER7® & POWER7+™ Technologie
Neue I/O Optionen für Power Systems
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Eine neue PCIe Generation: PCIe Gen 2flexibler, performanter, besseres Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis
� Gen 2 Slots bieten bis zu 100% höhere Bandbreite als Gen 1 Slots
– Mehr Ports pro Adapter…spart PCI Adapter/Slots und I/O Drawers
– Mehr I/O Virtualisierung…spart auch PCI adapter/Slots und I/O Drawers
– Mehr I/O Konsolidierung.. spart PCI Adapter/Slots und I/O Drawers
– Support f ür QDR Inf iniBand / 2-port 10Gb Ethernet
– Mehr High speed Adapter wie 16 Gb Fibre Channel…
Anmerkung:
� Die Geschwindigkeit der meisten Endgeräte und i hre Verbindungsgeschwindig keit sindbisher unverändert, aber GEN 2 erlaubt mehr Devices/Connec tions pro Adapter beihöchs ter Performance.
� Ergebnis für Systeme mit höchster Prozessorleistung: Ausgewogene Systeme (Balanced Systems), bei denen der Sys temdurchsatz gesteigert und Wartezeiten verringert werden können.Anzahl und damit Kosten von Adaptern können verringert werden.
Durch höheren I/O Durchsatz kann sichder Systemdurchsatz erheblichv erbessern
Buenes Air esAvenida 9 de Julio
140m bre it, 16 Fahrspuren
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PCIe Gen2 Beispiel: Mehr mit weniger erreichen
� Beispiel mit Gen1 Adaptern
Gen2
LPAR1
LPAR2
LPAR3
LPAR4
Gen2
Weniger Adapter und gleichzeitig mehr Partitionen, erhaltene odergesteigerte I/O Performance
Flexibilität für mehr Wachs tum und ein besseres Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis
LPAR5
LPAR6
� Hier eine Lösung mit Gen2, bei gleichem I/O Durchsatz wie oben
LPAR1
LPAR2
LPAR3
LPAR4
Gen1Gen1 Gen1
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IBM i neue I/O Optionen seit TR5
�Preiswert erer 2-Port PCIe Asyn c comm ad apter– Async und Fax
– NICHT Async PPP
� 900/856 GB 10k RPM Disk
– Lower cos t / GB– Density saves footprint, energy/cooling, adapters
Async
900/856 GB
� 329GB RDX Support– Strategische Alternativ e zu Tape z.B.:
DAT160, QIC, LTO2…
– Kann Performance, Zuverlässigkeit und Bedienung verbessern
– Mit POWER6 und POWER7 Konfigureationen einsetzbar
TR5
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IBM i spezifische I/O Neuigkeiten
�POWER7+ nativer I/O Support
– IBM i 7.1 nati ver I /O Support plus client support via VIOS oder IBM i 7.1
� POWER7+ 710, 720, 730, 740, 770, 780
– IBM i 6.1 client support via VIOS oder via IBM i 7.1
�EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer Support
– IBM i 7.1 TR6 Support (Nur nati ver Support – nicht vi a VIOS)nati ver I/O Support mit #EB34 feature
�Support der neu angekündigten Harware
– POWER 7+ 710/720/730/740/750/760
– PCIe Gen2 Adapter: 16Gb Fibre Channel adapter & 4-port 10/1Gb Ethernet
– 1.5 TB RDX cartridge
– HH LTO-6 tape dri ve
�Support für USB flash memory sticks
– IBM i 7.1 TR6
TR6
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PCIe SAS Adapter
yesnon/aMix HDD & SSD on same
adapter/adapter pair
111# PCI slots per adapter
NO!!! (Hooray)YesnoCache battery maintenance
24-263-50Rule of thumb – max SSD
7218/24-30modestRule of thumb – max HDD
requiredrequiredoptionalTwo cards required
1800 MB380 MB0Write cache real
1800 MB380 MB0Write cache effective
#5913#5805/5903#5901PCIe SAS adapters
Prices shown are suggested USA IBM list prices as of Oct 2011 and are subject to change without notice; reseller prices may vary
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Weiterer I/O Support für IBM I seit TR4
� Neue SFF SSD: – 2X Performance – Bis zu 39 k IOPS
2X Kap azität - 387GB
– Besseren Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis
� High Performance low profile SAS SSD Adapter– RAID 5/6 mit nur ein em Adapter ( vs zwei)– Macht SSD Konfigurationen preiswerter
� Neuer 4-Port 1Gb LAN Adapter sehr viel pr eiswerter, gleiche Leistung
– Native Support plus Support durch VIOS
– Ersetzt bisherige 2-Port und 4-Port LAN Adapter in den meisten Angeboten
� Neues D AT160 T ape (USB angeschlossen) – für Power 720/740/750 Systemei nheiten– Supported durch VIOS
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Gen2 Large Cache PCIe SAS AdapterFlexibil ity, Performance, Price-Performance
� Save PCI slots by supporting more HDD/SSD per pair of PCIe slots
– Up to 3X more SSD per PCI slot
– Up to 2X more HDD per PCI slot
– Mix SSD and HDD on the same pair adapters
� Move to PCIe technology for flexibility and growth– Avoid growing limitations of PCI-X I/O drawers/loops
� No downtime for batter y mai ntenance applauded!
#5913
The TechDoc PRS4570 is planned to be updated with #5913 information by the week of Oct 17. It contains excellent, detailed #5887 config information and is found at
http://w3-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/PRS4570 (IBMers)
http://partners.boulder.ibm.com/src/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/PRS4570 (Business partners)
http://www.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/PRS4570 (Clients)
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Neuer Large Cache PCIe SAS Adapter
� Paired, f ull-high, single-slot adapters
� PCIe Gen2 adapter – 6Gbps� Up to 4GB/sec transf er
� 1.8GB write cache
� No batteries to maintain!!!– Built in flash protection
� Supports SAS HDD and/or SSD– On POWER6 & POWER7– #5802/5803 12X I/O Drawers– EXP12S and EXP24S I/O drawers
� All expected protection options– RAID, mirroring, etc– RAID array sizes f rom 3 - 32
Paired adapters f or redundancy and perf ormance
cable
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#5888 EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer
� 1U Drawer … bis zu 30 SSD
� 30 x 387 GB Drives = bis zu 11.6 TB
�Performance
– Up to 480,000 IOPS (100% read)
– Up to 340,000 IOPS (60/40% read/write)– Up to 270,000 IOPS (100% write
�Redundante, High-Performance SAS Controller eing ebaut
�Anschluss via GX++ Slot, benötigt keinen PCIe –Slot�HW : Unterstützung für ‘D’ Modelle 710, 720, 730, 740, 750, 760
(Power 770 und Power 780 “D” Modelle waren bereits unterstützt)SOD für Anschl uss an Power 770 und Power 780 “C” Modelle
�SW : Unterstützung für AIX und IBM i
Bis zu 480,000 IOPS (100% read)Bis zu 11.6 TBBis zu 4.5 GB/s Bandbr eiteDowns tream HDD
ZurUnterstützung von IBM i: Hardware Feature #EDR1 mit bestellen
�Ultra Performance
�Ultra Density
http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/pow03090usen/POW03090USEN.PDF
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SSD 6-Packs und 4-Packs
� Leicht zu bestellen
� Günstiger als Einzel Order
� 2.3TB six-pack = bis zu 140,000 IOPS
� Mit dem neuen System bestellbar, nicht für Aufrüstungen
� Maxi mal = fünf Packs für Ultra SSD Drawers, die sie aufnehmen können
� #ESR2 or #ESR4
� Leicht zu bestellen
� Günstiger als Einzel Order
� 1.5TB four-pack = bis zu 90,000 IOPS
� Mit dem neuen System bestellbar, nicht für Aufrüstungen
� Maxi mal = ei n Pack
� #ESRA, #ESRB, #ESRC or #ESCD
Je 387GB Je 387GB
Für Ultra SSD Drawer: Für EXP24S Drawer oder System Einheit:
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#5888 EXP30 Ultra Drawer SODs
� Down stream HDD Drawer
� Easy Tier Fähigkeit für HDD Drawer
� DS8870 Integration - DAS Performance + SAN Funktionalität
POW ER7+System
Hot ���� Cold
POW ER7+System
+
Pläne für die Zukunft
* IBM's statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM's sole discretion. Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any mater ial, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.
SOD
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�PCIe LP Gen2 8Gb 4-port Fibr e Channel Adapter (HBA)
�For Low Pr ofile Gen2 slots in Power 710/720/730/740
Low Profile 8Gb 4-Port FC Adapter
#EN0Y
8 Gb
8 Gb
8 Gb
8 Gb
Better price performan ce, Enable more virtualization, Smaller footprint
Compare to existing full high 8Gb 4-port HBA:
� Basically same performan ce� Same price� Same cab ling / LC connectors� Same Gen 2 slot pre-req
Compare to existing low profile 8Gb 2-port HBA:
� 2X more ports / adapter� 14% lo wer cost per port � PLUS PCIe slot savings
Based on suggested USA list prices. Prices subject to change. Reseller prices can vary.
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PCIe 4-port 1Gb LAN Adapter
�Same function as existing PCIe 1Gb Ethernet adaptersBUT ……
�New #5899/5260 vs existing 2-port #5767/5281 offers– 2X number LAN ports … thus can sav e PCIe slots
– 45% lower cost per adapter
– 70% lower cost per LAN port
�New #5899/5260 vs existing 4-port #5767/5281 offers– same number LAN ports
– 64% lower cost per adapter
– 64% lower cost per LAN port
�Replacing “base” 2-port LAN adapter in Power 710/720/730/740– Same price
– 2X number of LAN ports
Based on suggested USA lis t prices. Prices subject to change. Reseller prices can vary.
#5899 / #5260
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�PCIe Gen2
�2-Port 10Gb Ethernet RoCE Adapter
– RoCE = RDMA over Converged Ethernet
� RDMA = Remote Direct Memor y Access� Very efficient data transfer method for specific applications
» Clustered ser vers ar e typical users» Low CPU/memor y overhead » Can help scalability, performance, licensing
� Very low latency vs typical Ethernet protocols� Lower cos t switches vs typical IB switches
�Supported with AIX 6.1 and later
– NOTE: RoCE function supported by AIX, but NIC not supported as of May 2012
– Linux not supported as of April 2012, but SOD* shared
RoCE Capable LAN Adapter
#EC27/#EC28
Potentially better p erformance & better pr ice/performance
* IBM's statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM's sole discretion. Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any mater ial, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.
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�2-port 16 Gb Fibre Channel (HBA)
– 2X the b and width of the 2-port 8Gb Fibre Channel ad apter
– Same bandwidth of 4-port 8Gb Fibre Channel adapter
– For POWER7+ 710/720/730/740/750/760
� SOD for 770/780 (‘C’ and ‘D’ models)– AIX, IBM i, Linux, VIOS
�4-port Ethernet adapter
– 2-ports: 10Gb CNA/FCoE� Conver ged Network Adapter / Fibre Channel over Ether net
– 2-ports: 1Gb Ethernet NIC onl y
– “Like 3 cards in one” …
� A 2-port 10Gb Ethernet NIC card (CNA)
� A 2-port 8Gb Fibre Channel C ard (FCoE/CNA)
� A 2-port 1Gb Ethern et NIC card
– For POWER7+ 710/720/730/740/750/760 � SOD for 770/780 (‘C’ and ‘D’ models)
– AIX, IBM i, Linux, VIOS� IBM i supports NIC only
Neue High Performance Gen2 Adapter
#EN0A – full high#EN0B – low profile
#EN0H – full high#EN0J – low profile
NEU
3 in 1
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� 4 Ethernet ports
– 2 x 10Gb (SR or copper) NIC or FCoE
– 2 x 10/1Gb RJ45 10GB aseT
� 1 Serial port� 2 USB ports
� (plus enabl es console USB port)
� #EN10 (copper) or #E N11 (SR optic al)
� SOD for 770/780 ‘C ’ and ‘D’ models
New MultiFunction Card – POWER7+ 750/760
� 4 Ethernet Ports (NIC onl y)
– 2 x 10Gb (SR or copper)– 2 x 1Gb RJ45
� 1 Serial Port� 2 USB Ports
� (plus enabl es console USB Port)
� #1768 (copper) or #1769 (SR optica l)
� Also avai lab le on both POWER7+ 750/760 and Power 770/780
Existierende 770/780 MultiFunction Karten: Neue 750/760 MultiFunction Kart en:
Mehr Virtualisierung, kann noch mehrAdapter/Slots einsp aren, höhere Bandbreite, g eringere Kosten für10Gb RJ45 Verkab elung
NEU
AsyncAsync
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Removable Media Eerweiterungen
�LTO-6 HH SAS Tape Drive
– Höhere Kapazität und Performance gegenüber LTO-5
� 2.5 TB / 6.25 TB Kapazität & bis zu 240 MB/s.
– Für HH bays der Power 720/740 ‘C’ and ‘D’ Modelle und des Power 750 ‘ B’ Modells sowi e den Power 795 Medi a Drawer
� SOD für Power 770/ Power 780 (‘C’ und ‘D’ Modelle)
– AIX, IBM i, Linux, VIOS
�RDX 1.5 TB Cartridge
– Erwiterung der s trategischen ENTRY Save/Restore Technologie
– 50% größere Kapazität als die bisherige Maxi mal kapazität
– Geringere Kosten je GB
NEU
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Überblick – Power SystemsPOWER7 & POWER7+
Power Express Familie
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Power Express Familie
� Höhere Performance mit POWER7+– Höhere Prozessor Taktfequenzen– Vervi erfachung der L3 Cache Größe– Integrierte H andware Beschleunuger für:
• Memor y Expansion• Encryption
� Verdoppelte Memory Kapazität
– Neue 16, 32, und 64 GB Memor y Features
� Kapazität der internen Platten durch 900GB Disks jetzt …
– 7.2 T B für Power 720 und Power 740
– 5.4 T B für Power 710 und 730
� Mehr virtuelle Maschienen bei Bedarf
– Bis zu 20 Partitionen/core mit PowerVM
� Noch geringerer Enregieverbrauch durch POWER7+™
Neue Power 710, 730, 720, 740 ‘D’ Modelle
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Der Einstieg in POWER7+™IBM Power 710 & Power 730 „D“
Power 7102 Höheneinheiten
1 Sockel POWER7+ 3,6 oder 4,2GHz
4/6/8 cores, max. 256GB
28.400-64.500 CPW59,3-115,5 rPerf
keine 12X I/O loopkein EXPxxS für 4 core
6 SFF SAS Festplattenoder 3 x SFF + Tape*
P05**/ P10 / Small
* Nicht von IBM i unt erstü tzt** 4 core 3,6GHz
4 / 6 / 8 Cores
Power 710 Express
8231-E1D
Power 7302 Höheneinheiten
2 Sockel POWER7+8/12/16 cores,
3,6 / 4,2 / 4,3 GHzmax. 512GB
59.700-117.600 CPW120.4-223,1 rPerf
Max. Zwei 12X I/O drws.
6 SFF SAS Festplattenoder 3 x SFF + Tape*
P20 / Small
* Nicht von IBM i unt erstü tzt
2 Sockel
Power 730 Express
8231-E2D
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IBM Power 710 ExpressHohe Performance und Energieeffizienz
� Führende POWER7+ Performance in
kompaktem (2U) Formfaktor� Für eine verlässliche, sichere Infrastruktur und
Anwendungsserver mit außerordentlicherEnergieeffizienz
� Sehr wirtschaftliche Plattform fürUnix, IBM i, und Linux Lösungen
� Leicht zu bestellen und in Betrieb zu
nehmen� Express Edition Konfigurationen vereinfachen den
Prozess bis hin zur Installation und passen in die bestehende Infrastruktur
� Workload-optimizing capabilities� verbesserter ROI durch höhere Systemleistung,
höhere Auslastbarkeit und Effizienz.
� Power 710 ist ein 1-socket Server mit
4, 6, oder 8-core POWER7+
Prozessorkernen
� Integrierter Support von RAID 10 in derBasis für bis zu sechs SFF SAS Disks
(5.4 TB)
� Support für bis zu fünf low profile PCIe
Gen2 Slots
� Memory erweitert auf bis zu 256 GB
� Bis zu 20 Partitionen/core mit
PowerVM Standard oder Enterprise
Power 710 Express
8231-E1D
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IBM Power 730 ExpressHohe Leistungsdichte und Erweiterbarkeit
� Ideal für multiple Applikationen und Infrastruktur Lösungen in einer
virtualisierten Umgebung� Führende Performance mit POWER7+
Prozessoren� Außergewönliche Energieeffizenz
� Konsolidierung und Sicherheit� Unterstützt Unix, IBM i und Linux Workloads
gleichzeitig aus einem System� Kompkter Formfaktor mir Speicher- und I/O
Ereweiterungsmöglichkeiten
� Workload-optimizing capabilities� verbesserter ROI durch höhere Systemleistung,
höhere Auslastbarkeit und Effizienz.
� Power 730 ist ein 2-socket Server mit Support
für 8, 12 or 16-cores POWER7+
� Integrierter Support von RAID 10 in der Basis
für bis zu sechs SFF SAS Disks (5.4 TB)
� Support for up to five low profile PCIe Gen2
slots
� Support für bis zu fünf low profile PCIe Gen2
Slots
� Memory erweitert auf bis zu 512 GB
� Unterstützt bis zu 20 zusätzliche
PCIe I/O Slots via Erweiterungsoption
� Bis zu 32 Partitionen mit
PowerVM Standard oder Enterprise
Power 730 Express8231-E2D
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POWER 730 / 710 Systems
Power 710: 1S2UPower 730: 2S2U
Power 710 Power 730
Processor Offerings
4-core 3.6 GHz6-core 4.2 GHz8-core 4.2 GHz
Two 4- core 4.3 GHzTwo 6-core 4.2 GHz
Two 8-core 3.6 GHzTwo 8-core 4.2 GHz
Planar Single Socket Dual Socket
DDR3 Memory features
8 / 16 / 32 64GB
8GB to 256GB
8 / 16 / 32 / 64GB
8GB to 512GB
OS SupportAIX V7.1, V6.1IBM i 7.1, 6.1.1
Linux RHEL 6.4, SLES 11 SP2DASD / Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSDPCIe Gen2 Expansion Slots
Five x8 LP One x4 LP (Ethernet Adapter)
Integrated SAS/SATA Cntrl
Standard: RAID 0, 1, & 10 Optional: RAID 5 & 6
GX++ Slots One Two / SharedEthernet Quad 10/100/1000 Media Bays 1 Slim-line & 1 Half Height ( Optional )IO Drawers No Yes / Max: 2SSD Drawer Max = ½ Max = 1Redundant Power & Cooling
Optional Standard
EnergyScale Active Thermal Power ManagementDynamic Energy Save & Capping
Warranty 3 Years
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PowerSupply 1
PowerSupply 2
GX++ Slot 1
SerialPorts(RJ45)
HMCPorts
USBPorts
SASPort
PCIe Gen2 Slots
1 2 3 4 5
Dedicated L AN slot(Or GX++ Slot (730))
Power 710/730 (8231-E1D/E2D)
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Der Einstieg in POWER7+™IBM Power 710 & Power 730 „D“, IBM PowerLinux™ 7R1/7R2
Power 7102 Höheneinheiten
1 Sockel POWER7+ 3,6 oder 4,2GHz
4/6/8 cores, max. 256GB28.400-64.500 CPW
59,3-115,5 rPerf
keine 12X I/O loopkein EXPxxS für 4 core
6 SFF SAS Festplattenoder 3 x SFF + Tape*
P05**/ P10 / Small
* Nicht von IBM i unt erstü tzt** 4 core 3,6GHz
4 / 6 / 8 Cores
Power 710 Express
8231-E1D
Power 7302 Höheneinheiten
2 Sockel POWER7+8/12/16 cores,
3,6 / 4,2 / 4,3 GHzmax. 512GB
59.700-117.600 CPW120.4-223,1 rPerf
Max. zwei 12X I/O drws.
6 SFF SAS Festplattenoder 3 x SFF + Tape*
P20 / Small
* Nicht von IBM i unt erstü tzt
2 Sockel
Power 730 Express
8231-E2D
PowerLinux™2 Höheneinheiten
1 / 2 Sockel POWER7+8/16 cores,
3,6 oder 4,2 GHzmax. 256/ 512GB6 SFF + EXP24S SAS Festplatten
Oder SSDbis zu 3,6TB
4*10/100/1000 Mbit Ports2* GX++
USB/HMC/Syste m + SPCM
Linux only
1 oder 2 Sockel
PowerLinux™7R1 & 7R2
Angaben zu Performance und Prozessorgruppen ohne Gewähr
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PowerLinux 7R1 and 7R2
PowerLinux7R 1: 1S2U
PowerLinux7R 2: 2S2U
PowerLinux 7R1 PowerLinux 7R2
POWER7+ Processor Offerings
4-core 3.6 GHz6-core 4.2 GHz8-core 4.2 GHz
2 x8-core 3.6 GHz
2 x8-core 4.2 GHz
Planar Single Socket Dual Sock et
DDR3 Memory features
8 / 16 / 32 / 64GB
8GB to 256GB
8 / 16 / 32 / 64GB
8GB to 512GB
OS Support Linux RHE L 6.4, SLES 11 SP2DASD / Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSD
PCIe Gen2 Expansion Slots
Five x8 LP One x4 LP (Ethernet Adapter)
Integrated
SAS/SATA CntrlStandard: RAID 0, 1, & 10
Optional: RAID 5 & 6 GX++ Slots One Two / Shared
Ethernet Quad 10/100/1000 Media Bays 1 Slim-line & 1 Half Height ( Optional )IO Drawers No Yes / Max: 2
Storage Drawer Max = xx Max = 14
Redundant Power & Cooling
Optional Standard
EnergyScaleActive Thermal Power ManagementDynamic Energy Save & Capping
Warranty 3 Years
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DG
PowerLinux™ 7R2
GX bus
Two
HMC ports
Two
USB ports
Two
Serial ports
GX bus
• Two POWER7+ processor modules (sockets)
• 8 cores each, 16 total• 3.6 oder 4.2 GHz options• Dual Power
supplies
• 200-240V
•PCI-e Gen2 low-profile, short slots
•Fans
•Fans
Memory modules (max of 4)• Up to 4 DIMMs per module• 8GB/16/32/64 DIMMs• 512 GB max. memory
+
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PowerLinux
compute node
PowerLinuxTM 7R1/2
PowerLinuxT M
Lösungen…
PowerLinuxT M
Server & System Software
Erweiterung der Power Systems Familie
PowerVM for PowerL inux TM
ISD VMControl for PowerLinuxT M
IBM PowerLinux™ ServerSystems Software und Lösungen
• Neue Linux-only, POWER7+ Server
• 1 oder 2-Sockel, 2U Rack Server
• 2-Socket Compute Node
• Linux zentrische workloads
angepasst / optimiert fürPowerLinux
• Für PowerLinux 7R1/7R2 und
IBM PureSystems™
• Neue Systems Software fürIBM PowerLinux™ Server
Big Data Analytics
Linux Application
Services
Industry Application Solutions
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Systems Software und Tools für IBM PowerLinux� PowerLinuxSys tems Software
– IBM® PowerVM® for IBM PowerLinuxTM
– IBM® Systems Director for IBM PowerLinuxTM
– IBM® Systems Director VMControlTM for IBM PowerLinuxTM
� PowerLinuxLösungen
– IBM® PowerLinuxTM Big Data Editions� IBM PowerLinuxTM Big Data Edition for InfoSphere® Streams
� IBM PowerLinuxTM Big Data Edition for InfoSphere® BigInsights*
– IBM® PowerLinuxTM Open Source Infrastruc ture Ser vices Edition
– IBM® PowerLinuxTM Indus try Application Sol ution Editions� IBM PowerLinux Solution Edition for SAP Applications
� …
� PowerLinux tools– Installation toolkit with Si mplified Setup Tool for the open source software that is part of
the Linux Application Services Edition– Softwar e Devel oper Kit with the various plugins for migrating and optimizing applicati ons
– YUM repositor y for external access to the latest IBM val ue-add tooling
– …
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PCI-e (opt disk)
Drawer
PowerVM for IBM PowerL inux TM
ISD VMControl for PowerLinuxT M
Flex System p24L
compute node
EXP24S
DASD Drawer
Big Data
Analytics
Open Source
& Java Appl.
Services
Industry Application
Solutions
Server
• Linux only• vergleichbare
Preise zu x86
IBM PureFlexTM SystemPowerLinuxTM
7R2 / 7R1
Systems S/W• vergleichbare
Kosten zu x86
Strategic Solutions
1,600+2,500+
ISV Applications & IBM Software
Open Source Applications An wendungen
& Lösungen• Optimiert für
PowerLinux• Bessere und
schnellere
Services• In höherer
Quallität und Wirtschaftlich-keit
• Web servers• Java appl. servers• Networking• Database• Development tools• Managem ent tools
InfoSphereBigInsights
Powered by
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IBM PowerLinux verfügbare LösungenNeue POWER7+ Servers, neue Lösungen und mehr Anwendungen
NeuPower7+
NeuSoftware Releases
NeuWebSphere
Solution
MehrApplications
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Simpler Einstiegspunkt für eine SAP Lösungfür kleine und mittlere Unternehmen
Die Kombination von IBM PowerLinux 7R2TM
und PowerVMTM
Erlaubt Unternehmen die Bereitstellung von:
Schneller verfügbaren SAP basierten Services
mi t höherer Quallität
Und höchster Wirtschaftlichkeit
Wie ? Mit IBM Expertise und
SAP Workload Opti mi erung,
sicherer und integrierter HW & SW
größerem Durchsatz pro Server und
Migrations-Services
Die Kombination von IBM PowerLinux 7R2TM
und PowerVMTM
Erlaubt Unternehmen die Bereitstellung von:
Schneller verfügbaren SAP basierten Services
mi t höherer Quallität
Und höchster Wirtschaftlichkeit
Wie ? Mit IBM Expertise und
SAP Workload Opti mi erung,
sicherer und integrierter HW & SW
größerem Durchsatz pro Server und
Migrations-ServicesSingle virtualized PowerLinux 7R2, or
two for HA or more users
PowerVM for PowerLinuxTM
LPAR 1
DEV*
LPAR 2
PRD
*/ The quali ty ass urance cl ient is als o in the dev elopm ent sy s tem DEV.
SAP ERP, andSAP Solution Mgr.
RHEL® 6 or SLES 11
LPAR 3
SAP Community Network
Überlegener Nutzengegenüber
x86 Lösungen
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RobustePerformance für Linux basierte SAP Lösungen
IBM PowerLinux 7R2 SAP SD 2-Tier Performance Perfor mance und Robustheit von POWER7+ mit der Wirtschaftlichkeit von Li nux –
PowerLinux 7R3 ist 28% leistungsstär ker als das beste veröffentlichteLinux 16-core Sandy Bridge EP Ergebnis im aktuellen SAP SD 2-Tier benchmar k (6_EHP5)
SAP source: http://www.sap.com/benchmark/As of 12/17/12. SAP Publication number for HP results: 2012032
IBM PowerLinux7R2
8016
6250
5000
6000
7000
8000
S AP Users
IBM PowerLinux 7R2 (4 .22 GHz POWE R7+, SLE S 11 SP 2)
HP DL 380 G8 (2 .90 GHz Xeon E5 2690, RHEL 6.2)
28%more users
2-socket,
16-core
systems
#1 for SAPLinux on
2-socket
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Erste Referenz in DeutschlandUni Hamburg mit einem Open Source Infrastruktur Projekt IBM PowerLinux erhöht Wirtschaftl ichkeit und reduziert Komplexität
LPAR 1
LAMP Stack
LPAR 2
Mail Server
PowerVM for PowerLinuxTM
IBM and local BP expertise PowerLinux
7R2
50% mehr Performance mit
zwei IBM PowerLinux 7R2 imVergleich zu zuv or evaluierten
zehn x86 Serv ern.
Das senkte die TCA um rund
30%.
PowerLinux 7R2
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Der Einstieg in POWER7+™ :IBM Power 720 „D“ & Power 740 „D“
Power 72 04 Höheneinheiten1 Sockel 3.6 GHz
4 cores, max. 64 GB28.400 CPW
53,9 rPerf
keine 12X I/O loopKein EXPxxS
8 SFF SAS Festplatten
P05 / Small
Solution Edition für i
Power 72 04 Höheneinheiten
1 Sockel 3.6 oder 4,2 GHz6/8 cores, max. 512 GB28.400 – 56.300 CPW
53,9 – 102,4 rPerf
0-1 12X I/O loopOpt. EXPxxS
8 SFF SAS Festplatten
P10 / Small
Solution Edition für i/AIX
4 Cores
Power 720 Express
8202-E4D6 / 8 Cores
Power 720 Express
8202-E4D
Power 74 0
4 Höheneinheiten1-2 Sockel
3,6 oder 4,2 GHzmax. 1.024 GB
49.000 – 120.000 CPW90,6 – 223,1 rPerf
0-2 12X I/O loops
8 SFF SAS Festplatten
P20 / Small
Solution Edition für i/AIX
1 -2 Sockel
Power 740 Express
8205-E6D
6/8/12/16 cores
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IBM Power 720 Express Flexibel, verfügbar, leicht managebar, anpassungsfähig
� Ideal als verteilter Anwendungsserveroder als kleiner Datenbank Server
� Führende Performance mit POWER7+ Prozessoren
� Bringt “near-continuous application availability”zu einem sehr attraktiv geringen Preis
� Ideal als integriertes Business System mit IBM i
� IBM i hat sich als hoch skalierbare und äußerstverlässliche Umgebung bewährt um Anwendungen schneller bereitzustellen und mitgeringerem Personal- und Kostenaufwand zubetreiben
� Wahlfreiheit und Flexibilität� AIX, i, und Linux Editions sind attraktiv gepreist
und leit zu bestellen� Portfolio von über 15,000 “industry proven”
Lösungen
� 1-socket Server mit POWER 7+ Prozessor,
� 4, 6, oder 8-cores in 4U Rack oder
TowerFormfaktor
� Integrierter SAS Controller mit RAID 10 in der
Basis, bis zu 7.2TB interner Storage
� Unterstützt bis zu neun PCIe Gen2 Slots
� Hauptspeicher bis zu 512 GB
� PCIe Gen2 Ethernet, RAID, und
4-port Fiber Adapter
� Bis zu 20 Partitionen/core mit PowerVM
Standard oder Enterprise
Power 720 Express
8202-E4D
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IBM Power 740 ExpressLeistung für mittelständische Unternehmen mit großem Wachstumspotential
� Ideal al s mittelgroß er Datenban k S erv er
für DB2, O rac le, und S yb ase
� Führende 2-socket POWER 7+ Performance
� Konsolidierung mit Po wer VM und VM Control
� Bis zu 160 virtuelle Systeme� Reduzierung von Platzbedarf,
Energieverbrauch und an 1. StelleEinspar ungen bei “ per/core” Software Lizenzkosten
� Eine ge mein sam e Pl attform für
AIX , i, und Linux ba sie rte Lösungen
� Portfolio von mehr als 15,000 Industrie“proven” Lösungen
� Ein- oder zwei Sockel POWER7+ mit
6, 8, 12, or 16-Prozessor Cores in einem
4U Rack Formfaktor
� Integrierter SAS Controller mit RAID 10 in der Basis. Bis zu 7.2TB of interner
Storage
� Support für bis zu neun PCIe Gen2 Slots
� Maximaler Memory bis zu 1024 GB
� Support von PCIe Gen2 Ethernet, RAID,
und 4-Port Fiber Channel Adaptern
� Bis zu 20 Partitionen/core mit
PowerVM Standard oder
Enterprise Edition
Power 740 Express
8205-E6D
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POWER 740 / 720 Systems mit POWER7+™
Power 740: 2S4UPower 720: 1S4U
Power 720: 1S Tower
Power 720 Power 740
Processor Offerings
4-core 3.6 GHz
6-core 3.6 GHz
8 core 3.6 GHz
1 or 2 6- core 4.2 GHz
1 or 2 8- core 3.6 GHz
1 or 2 8- core 4.2 GHz
Planar Single SocketDual Sock et
Single Socket option
DDR3 Me mory
Features
8 / 16 / 32 / 64GB
8 to 512GB
8 / 16 / 32 / 64GB
8 to 512GB 1S
8 to 1TB 2S
OS Support
AIX V7.1, V6.1IBM i 7.1, 6.1.1
Linux RHE L 6.4, SLES 11 SP2DASD Ba ys Up to 6 or 8 HDD or SSD
PCIe Gen2
Expansion Slots
Five x8 FH (Base)One x4 FH (Base) / Ethernet Adapter
Four x8 LP ( Optional)
Integrated SASStandard: RAID 0, 1, & 10
Optional: RAID 5 & 6Integrated Ports 3 USB, 2 Serial, 2 HMC
Ethernet Quad 10/100/1000
Media Bays 1 Slim-line & 1 Half HeightIO Drawers T19 = Max 2 T19 = Max 2 / 4SSD Storage Drawer Max 1 Max 1 / 2Redundant Power
and CoolingOptional Standard
EnergyScaleActive Thermal Power ManagementDynamic Energy Save & Capping
Warranty 3 Years
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Power 720/740 (8202-E4D/8205-E6D) PCI Slots
PCIe G en2 Slots
1 2 3 4 5
Dedicated L AN slot
GX++ Slot 1 GX++ Slot 2gleich er S lot
wie d er L AN slot
Opt PCIe Riser CardPCIe Gen2 Slots
1 2 3 4
5 Gen2 Slots volle Höhe frei einsetzbar1 dedizierter Slot f or LAN Adapter4 optionale Gen2 Slots “low profile”
Note: 720/740, PCIe Gen2 Slots in derSys temeinheit si ndnicht “hot plug”
“C7”
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IBM Power Systems Express im Vergleich
Category Toda y’s Power
Express 710-740
New Power Express
710-740 Benefit
Processor • POWER7 45nm • POWER7+ 32 nm � Faster performance
L3 cache • 4 MB per core • 10 MB per core � Faster performance
Configurations
• 16 cores @ 3.55GHz• 12 cores @ 3.7 GHz• 8 cores @ 3.55 GHz• 6 cores @ 3.7 GHz• 4 cores @ 3.7 GHz• 4 cores @ 3.3 GHz• 4 cores @ 3.0 GHz
• 16 cores @ 4.2 GHz• 12 cores @ 4.2 GHz• 8 cores @ 4.2 GHz• 6 cores @ 4.2 GHz• 4 cores @ 4.3 GHz• 4 cores @ 3.6 GHz
� Faster performance
Hardware acceler ators
• Software compress ion• Software encryption
• Memory compress ion• AIX file system encryption
� Faster performance
Other processor features
• Random number gener ator• Enhanc ed GX system buses• Enhanc ed Single Precis ion
Floating Point performance
� Faster performance
RAS• Self-healing capability for L3
Cache functions• Processor re-initia lization
� Better availabil ity
Energy • Enhanc ed energy power gating � More ener gy efficient
Virtualiz ation • 10 VMs per core • 20 VMs per core � More efficient for virtual ization
Memory capac ity • 32GB max feature • 64GB max feature � Faster performance
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Aufrüsten von POWER5 / POWER6 und sparen
System i/p 5xx Power 7xx +
Momentanes System Aufrüsten nach… Nutzen
i5 550 (8-core) POWER5
Power 740 (6-core) • Faktor 2.3 Leistungssteigerung• < ½ Energiekosten• geringere Lizenzkosten* • Geringere Wartungskosten
Power 550 (8-core) POWER6
Power 740 (8-core) • 47% Leistungssteigerung• < ½ Energiekosten• Geringere Wartungskosten
i 520 Power 720 (4-core) • Faktor 7 Leistungssteigerung• Geringere Leasingkosten• Geringere Wartungskosten
*bei SW Lizensierung nach Prozessorkernen Ohne Gewähr
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Power 750 Express mit POWER7+das Highend in der Einstiegsklasse
Bis zu32 Cores
Power 7508408-E8D
Power 75 0
bis zu 32 Cores POWER7+3,5 / 4,0 GHz
max. 1.024 GBGX++ Slots a 20GB/s
104,5 – 397,7 rPerf52.000 – 208.000 CPW
(Small / P20)
20 Part. j e Core mit PowerVM™Optional
GA = 03/15/13
6 Hot-swap PCI Adapter
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• Bis zu 32 POWER7+ cores @ 3.5 or 4,0 GHzauf bis zu 4 Sockel n
• Bis zu 1 TB M emor y
• 6 PCIe Gen2 Slots
• Bis zu 6 SFF SAS Bays• 2 GX++ slots , dual 20GB buses
• Dual 10 Gb und dual 1 Gb Ethernet Ports
• 5U Formfaktor• Installation durch den Kunden✓Redesign für POWER7+ ✓Höhere Perfor mance, RAS, und Ener gieeffizienz✓+ 100% Memory✓Bis zu 20 Virtuelle Maschinen pro Prozessorkern✓Energy Star zertifiziert
IBM Power 750 Express
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Power 750 / Power 760 Rückseite
6 Hot-swap PCI adapters
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POWER7+ Midrange: Power 760 & Power 770
Bis zu48 Cores
Power 760 9109-RMD
Power 76 0
bis zu 48 Cores POWER7+
3,1 / 3,4 GHzmax. 2 TB Memor y
GX++ Slots a 20GB/s
6 PCI Gen 2 Slots69.800 – 274.000 CPW
142,1 – 507,8 rPerf
(Medium / P30)
Prozessor CUoD
20 Part. j e Core mit PowerVM™HMC erforderlich
GA = 03/15/13Angaben zu Performance und Prozessorgruppen ohne Gewähr
Power 77 0
3,8 GHz (8) / 4,22 GHz (6)POWER7+
12 / 16 Cores je BBmax. 4 TB Memor y
90.000 - 379,300 CPW184,2 - 729,3 rPerf
(Medium / P30)
CoD für Prozessor, CoD für Memor yelastic CoD
Power 7709117-MMD
12 bis 64 Cores
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• Komplett neues System für POW ER7+
• Bis zu 48 cores @ 3.4 GHz… oder 48 cores @ 3.1 GHz
• Bis zu 2 TB Memor y • Proce ssor on d emand (CUoD)
• 6 PCIe Gen 2 Slots & 6 SFF S AS Ba ys
• Dual 10 Gb und
• Dual 1 Gb Ethernet Ports
• Energy Star zertifiziert• Built-in dynamic wor kload optimizers
(Dynamic Pl atfor m Optimizer) ✓ Mehr Performance und Skalierbar keit in einemeinzelnen önonomischen Aufbau (5U)✓ Unvergleichbares Wachstum und Skalierbar keit✓ Einfach, weil Integriert
IBM Power 760
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✓Modularer POWER7+ Server für 4-64 Cores� 4.22 GHz für 6-Core Chip � max. 48-Cores pro System� 3.80 GHz für 8-Core Chip � max. 64-Cores pro System✓Bis zu 4 TB Hauptspeicher✓Bis zu 4 Enclosures pro System✓6 PCIe Gen2 hot-plug Slots pro Enclosure✓Unterstützung für SRIOV✓4 Ethernet Ports pro Enclosure� Dual 10 Gb Kupf er oder Optical + Dual 1 Gb Ethernet✓Neue Capacity on Demand Features✓Erweitertes Energie Management✓Dynamic Platform Optimizer Feature✓Unterstützung für EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer✓Active Memory Mirroring optional
Power 770 (9117-MMD)
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Power 770 mit POWER7+™
Capacity on DemandMaint Coverage: 9 x 5
Power 770: 4S / 4U
OptionalActive Memory Mirrorin g
YesHot Add & Service Support
9117-MMD
8 / 42 / 1SAS / SATA Controller
4 Slim-line 1 Slim-line Media Bays
� Yes
� Yes / Two Enclosure minimum
� Yes / Two Enclosure minimum
Redundant Resources:
�Power & Cooling�Serve Processor
�Redundant Clock
123USB (inc lud es M ulti -fu nct ion Card)
PCIe: 16 PCI-X: 32PCIe: 4 PCI-X: 8Max IO Drawers
Node 1 = yes
Node 2/3/4 = Opt1
Multi-function Card w/Dual 10 Gbt & Dual 1 Gbt
82GX++ Bus Slots
246PCIe Gen2 (Internal)
246 SAS / SSD SFF Bays
Up to 4 TBUp to 1 TBDDR3 Memory (Buffered)
16 Sockets4 SocketsProcessors
4 EnclosuresSingle Enclosure
On ChipL3 Cache
@ 3.8 GHz Max Cores: 64
@ 4.2 GHz Max Cores: 48
Processor Packaging
4 Core Sockets3 Core Sockets
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Categor y Power 75 0 E xpres s Power 76 0 Power 77 0
Processor POWER7+ POWER7+
L3 cache 10 MB per core 10 MB per core
# sockets 4 4 8
Max Cores32 cores @ 3.5 GHz
or@ 4.0 GHz
48 cores @ 3.1 GHzor@ 3.4 GHz
64 cores @ 3.8 GHz or
48 cores @ 4.2 GHz
Max RAM 1 TB 2 TB 4 TB
CoD No Yes, proc.CUoD Yes
Customer installed IBM installed
Serv er class Express Midrange
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RAS Vergleich…
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Power Systems mit Standard Features
Verfügbar mit Po wer 76 0:
Capacity Upgrade on Demand (processor)Scale to 48 coresMemory per coreIBM installed
Verfügbar mit Po wer 77 0:
Elastic (On/Off) and Utility CoDEnterprise RASConcurrent MaintenanceScale to 64 coresActive Memory Mirroring (optional)Upgrades from POWER6
Besondere Optionen für…
Verfügbar mit Po wer 78 0:Systems PoolPowerCareActive Memory Mirroring (standard)24x7 Standard WarrantyScale to 128 coresHighest clock speed
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IBM Power 775 Supercomputerbis zu 12 Knoten in einem Rack (~ 96 TFlop/s raw Performance)
bis zu 2.048 Knoten (524.288 Kerne) in einem Cluster (bis zu ~16 PetaFlop/s raw Performance)
POWER 7 HPC Board (2HE) Power 775256 Kerne / max. 2TB DDR3 / ~ 8 TFLOP/s j e Knoten100% Wasser kühlung
http://www.flickr.com/photos/21317126@N04/7375835798
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Power 775 Supercomputer
256 Cores j KnotenPower 775
Power 77 5HPC - Knoten8 QCM / Knoten
3,8 - 4,0 GHz~ 8 TFl ops / Knoten
bis zu 12 Knoten im Rack~ 96 TFlops / Rack
Bis zu 2TB Me mory / Knoten
100% Wasserkühlung
AIX 7.1 / Linux RHEL.1
Maximal Konfi guration
524.288 coresMehr Informationen:http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/775/index.html
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POWER7 HPC Compute Node
Up to 12 per rackNodes
N+1 Line CordsPower
Water (100% Heat capture)
PERCS Interconnect Fabric
Up to 17 Quad Port 1 Gb
Up to 17 Dual Port 10/100
Up to 6 per rack
Up to 384 SFF Drives / Drawer
16 – 16X PCIe Gen 2,
1 - 8X PCIe Gen 2
128 DIMM Slots / Node
Up to 2 TB / Node
Up to 24 TB / Rack
On Chip L2 & L3
POWER7 256 Cores / Node
Power 77 5
Ethernet / Node
PCI Expansion / Node
Cooling
Cluster Attach
Storage Enclosure
DDR3 Memory
Cache
Architecture
�Chip Performance: ~ 256 GFLOPS
–8 Cores per Chip
–Core Freq: 3.8 – 4.0 GHz
–4 Floating Point Units (FPU) per core
–2 FLOPS/Cycle
�Node Performance: ~ 8 TF w/ Integrated SMP
Fabric
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IBM Power Systems mit POWER7+™& POWER7™
Power 7809179-MHD
bis 128 Cores
3,72 GHz / 4,42 GHz
POWER7+16 / 32 Cores je BB
123,500 - 829.300 CPW245,7 - 1.380,2 rPerf
(Large P50)
CoD für ProzessorCoD für Me mory
elastic CoDmax. 4 TB Memory
PowerVM™ Opti onal
Power 795bis 256 Cores
3,7 GHz / 4,0 - 4,25 GHzPOWER7
TurboCore für 8 core149,100 - > 1,500.000* CPW
273,5 - 2.978,16 rPerf
(Large P50)CoD für Prozessor
CoD für Me mory
elastic CoDmax. 16 TB Memory
PowerVM™ Opti onal
* estimation
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✓Modularer POWER7+ Server für 4-128 Cores� 4.42 GHz für 4-Core Chip � max. 64-Cores pro System
� 3.72 GHz für 8-Core Chip � max. 128-Cores pro System✓Bis zu 4 TB Hauptspeicher✓Bis zu 4 Enclosures pro System✓6 PCIe Gen2 hot-plug Slots pro Enclosure✓Unterstützung für SRIOV✓4 Ethernet Ports pro Enclosure� Dual 10 Gb Kupf er oder Optical + Dual 1 Gb Ethernet✓Neue Capacity on Demand Features✓Erweitertes Energie Management✓Dynamic Platform Optimizer Feature✓Unterstützung für EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer✓Active Memory Mirroring standard
Power 780 (9179-MHD)
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POWER7+ 780
Capacity on DemandMaint Coverage: 24 x 7
Power 780: 4S / 4U
StandardActive Memory Mirrorin g
YesHot Add & Service Support
9117-MHD
8 / 42 / 1SAS / SATA Controller
4 S lim-l ine 1 S lim-l ine Media Bays
�Yes�Yes / Two Enc losure min imu m
�Yes / Two Enc losure min imu m
Redundant Resources:
�Power & Cooling�Serve Processor
�Redundant Clock
123USB (inc lud es M ulti -fu nct ion Card)
PCIe: 16 PCI-X: 32PCIe: 4 PCI-X: 8Max IO Drawers
Node 1 = yesNode 2/3/4 = Opt
1Multi-function Card w/Dual 10 Gbt & Dual 1 Gbt
82GX++ Bus Slots
246PCIe Gen2 (Internal)
246 SAS / SSD SFF Bays
Up to 4 TBUp to 1 TBDDR3 Memory (Buffered)
16 Sockets4 SocketsProcessors
4 EnclosuresSingle Enclosure
On ChipL3 Cache
@ 3.7 GHz Max: 128 Cores
@ 4.4 GHz Max: 64 Cores
Processor Packaging8 Core Sockets
4 Core Sockets
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POWER4
p6701.1 GHz
KWatts: 6.7
POWER4+ p6701.5 GHz
KWatts: 6.7
POWER5
5701.65 GHzKWatts: 5.2
POWER5+ 5701.9 GHz
KWatts: 5.2
POWER6
Power 5704.7 GHz
KWatts: 5.6
POWER6+
Power 5704.2 GHz
KWatts: 5.6
POWER7
Power 7803.8 GHz
KWatts: 6.9
POWER7+
Power 7803.7 GHz
KWatts: 7.7
rPe
rf p
er
KW
att
*POWER7+ bietet mehr ….
Performance pro Watt
5-fache Steigerung der Leistung pro Watt gegenüber POWER6+
10-fache Steigerung der Leistung pro Watt gegenüber POWER5+
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✓Enterprise High-End ✓24 bis 256 Cores✓Bis zu 16 TB Hauptspeicher✓3.7, 4.0 oder 4.25 GHz ✓Bis zu 1000 Partit ionen✓TurboCore✓Capacity on Demand✓Enterprise RAS✓24x7 Warranty✓Pow erCare
Power 795
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Power 795
6-core: 3.7 GHz8-core (MaxCore): 4.0 GHz
4-core (TurboCore): 4.25 GHzTaktung
JaConcurrent Maintenance, redundante System Clock & TPMD
Advanced Energy Scale(optional Gleichstrom (DC))
Power / T her mal (TPMD)
Ja (Luftkühlung)
max. 254 1 - 32 24” Drawers
Media Drawer
4 pro System Bookmax. 32 (8 Knoten)
26 SAS oder SSD in 24” PCIe I/O Drawer16 SAS oder SSD in 24” PCI-X I/O Drawer
16 GB - 8 TB
Bis zu 32 Sockets (max. 256 Cores)
4 TurboCore, 6-core und 8 MaxCore
Power 795 9119-FHB
Media Bays
Redundante Netzteile und Lüfter
LPARsRemote IO Drawer
GX++ Bus
DASD / Bays
DDR3 Hauptspeicher
Architektur
42U Höheneinheitenim 24” Rack
FreiwilligerHerstellerserv ice
1 Jahr / 24 X 7
und PowerCare
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� Neue 64 GB DIMMs ermöglichen den Ausbau auf bis zu 16 TB Hauptspeicher
� Neue hybride I/O Adapter l iefern Gen2 I/O Verbindungen direkt aus demProzessor Book:2-port 16 Gb Fibre Channel adapter2-port 10 Gb Fibre Channel ov er Ethernet (FCoE) or Conv erged Network Adapter.
� Kostenlose On/Off Prozessor und Hauptspeicher Tagein jeder neuen Power 795 Konfiguration
� Neue PowerVM Version erhöht die Granularität auf 20 LPARs pro Core
� Dynamic Platform Optimizer Feature� Unterstützung von Enterprise Power System Pools
16 Terabytes
Power 795 Erweiterungen
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/pdfs/redp4640.pdf
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PCIe Gen2 für Power 795 - “New Thing”
� Das ist es NICHT!
– ein PCIe Adapter
– ein neuer I/O Drawer
� DAS ist es!
– eine innov ative “hybrid” Kombinationv on f unktionalen Elementen aus
�GX++ Adapter
�12X Verkabelung
�4U #5877 12X-attached PCIe I/O Drawer
�einem high Performance, 2-port PCIe Gen2 Adapter
Nov GA 2012:
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Enterprise Power System Pools für Power 780 und 795
� Neue Option f ür Pools v on High End Power Systems Serv ern.
� Ermöglicht das Teilen v on Prozessor und Hauptspeicher Ressourcen bei geplantenWartungsfenstern
� Verf ügbar f ür alle Power 795 und Power 780 (mit POWER7+ Prozessoren)
� Einf aches On/Off Capacity on Demand
� On/Off Capacity on Demand Ressourcen könnenf ür einen Pool gekauft bzw. berechnet werden
� Aggregierte Tage innerhalb eines Pools
� Kauf v on pre-paid Tagen für einen Pool
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Energieverbrauchswerte High End Systeme
16.3214.782685
343.050*
Power 780, 3.86 GHz, 64-core, 2 TB
34.0359.9721.490**
Power 795, 4.0 GHz, 128-core, 4 TB
2.978**
746399.200*
553
294.700*
rPerf
CPW
65.81719.284Power 795, 4.0 GHz, 256-core, 8 TB
18.1445.316Power 795, 4.0 GHz, 64-core, 2 TB
82.78624.256Power 595, 5.0 GHz, 64-core, 4 TB
BTU / StundeWattModell
Quelle: www.ibm.com/systems/support/tools/estimator/energy * In 2 Partitiones a 32 cores** See Power Systems Facts & Features
POB03022-USEN-05
64 cores
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CPW for IBM i
Commercial Processing Workload (CPW) is a relative measure of performance of processors running the IBM i operating system. Performance in customer environments may vary. The value is based on maximum configurations. More performance information is available in the Performance Capabilities Reference at: www.ibm.com/systems/i/solutions/perfmgmt/resource.html