z Series
z900 2064
The IBM zSeries 900 is designed for high-performance data and transaction serving that is optimized to handle the volatility typical of the changing e-business climate — extremely high transaction rates and the requirement to manage ever larger databases. To succeed in this new world, IBM recognizes the requirement for more than just the latest hardware and software. You also need the flexibility to integrate new technology through open standards, a robust system, and a secure infrastructure capable of supporting multiple applications and operating systems, as well as sharing data and directing system resources intelligently. To further extend IBM’s commitment to...
Click Here for Detailsz800 2066
The IBM 2066 eServer zSeries 800™ family uses key functional characteristics of the IBM eServer z900™ in a package that delivers excellent price/performance for those requiring zSeries™ functionality with total capacity less than currently offered by the z900. Designed to meet individual customer needs from 41 to 638 mips. IBM z800 2066 Technical Specifications Model Desc MI MIPS SW Price MSU SW...
Click Here for Detailsz890 2086
The design of z890 represents the continuation of a major change for the zSeries (TM) technologies which were introduced with IBM eServer zSeries 990. IBM eServer zSeries 890, like zSeries 990, contains a new superscalar microprocessor architecture exploiting the CMOS9S-SOI technology and improving uniprocessor performance. z890 is an air- cooled, single-frame, single-book variant of the z990 platform. The capability for a significant capacity increase versus z800 has been achieved. The IBM eServer z890 is designed to help enable your businesses to be resilient in the unpredictable on demand world. With a single model and a wide range of capacity settings, the z890...
Click Here for Detailsz990 2084
The IBM eServer zSeries 990 is a major zSeries platform step building upon z900. The objective of z990 is to further extend and integrate key platform characteristics (e.g. dynamic, flexible partitioning and resource management in mixed and unpredictable workload environments, availability, scalability, clustering, systems management and QoS) with on demand e-business applications using technologies such as WebSphere, Java, and Linux, along with traditional applications for fast integration and deployment of heterogeneous business solutions. zSeries 990 introduced a new microprocessor design. This new design and the exploitation of the CMOS9S-SOI technology will improve...
Click Here for Details
IBM Redbooks Latest Feeds
- IPv6 Introduction and Configuration February 22, 2012Draft Redpaper, last updated: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 - Introduction to IPv6 - IPv6 Addressing and Packet Format - Host Configuration - Windows, Linux, AIX, and VMware Anyone that follows information technology has heard about the Internet running out of IP addresses. […]
- Approaches to Optimize Batch Processing on z/OS February 22, 2012Draft Redpaper, last updated: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 - Analyzing bottlenecks Critical path analysis Applying the latest z/OS features Batch performance optimization remains an important topic for many companies today, whether merging workloads, supporting growth, reducing cost or extending the online day. […]
- A Structured Approach to Assessing Heterogenous Workload Deployment to the IBM zEnterprise System February 20, 2012Redpaper, published: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 - Learn how to assess IT infrastructure pain points - See how to assess the business value of the zEnterprise System - Understand how to make platform placement decisions Examining a possible deployment or migration of an application or workload to the IBM® zEnterprise™ System requires a structured approach. […]
- IBM XIV Storage System with the Virtual I/O Server and IBM i February 20, 2012Redpaper, published: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 - Understand how to attach XIV to IBM i through VIOS - Learn how to exploit the multipathing capability - Follow best practices for the number of LUNs and their size This IBM® Redpaper™ publication explains how you can connect the IBM XIV® Storage System server to the IBM i operating system through the Virtual I/O Server […]