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IBM System p5 560Q Express
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Benefits
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POWER5+ microprocessor
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Designed to provide excellent application performance and high reliability
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Includes simultaneous multithreading to help increase commercial system performance and processor utilization
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High memory / I/O bandwidth
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Fast processors wait less for data to be moved through the system
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Delivers data faster for the needs of HPC and other memory-intensive applications
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Flexibility in packaging
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19-inch rack-mount (4U drawer) form-factor with one or two drawers to offer flexibility in configuration
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Shared processor pool*
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Provides the ability to transparently share processing power between partitions
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Helps balance processing power and helps make sure the high priority partitions get the processor cycles they need
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Micro-Partitioning*
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Allows each processor in the shared processor pool to be split into as many as 10 partitions
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Fine tune processing power to match workloads
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Virtual I/O Server*
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Helps save cost and ease systems administration by sharing expensive resources, reducing the number of physical adaptors required to service multiple LPARs
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Virtual LAN*
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Helps speed internal communication between partitions at memory speeds
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Dynamic logical partitioning*
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Allows reallocation of system resources without rebooting affected partitions
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Offers greater flexibility in using available capacity and more rapidly matching resources to changing business requirements
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Mainframe-inspired RAS features
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Delivers exceptional system availability using features usually found on much larger, more expensive systems including service processor, Chipkill™ memory, First Failure Data Capture, dynamic deallocation of selected system resources, hot-plug PCI-X slots, hot-swappable disk bays, redundant hot-plug cooling, dynamic firmware updates and more
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Scale-out with CSM support*
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Allows for more granular growth so end-user demands can be readily satisfied
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Provides centralized management of multiple interconnected systems
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Provides ability to handle unexpected workload peaks by sharing resources
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Multiple operating system support
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Allows clients the flexibility to select the right operating system and the right application to meet their needs
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Provides the ability to expand application choices to include many open source applications
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AIX 5L operating system*
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Designed to deliver maximum throughput for mixed workloads without complex system configuration or tuning
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Delivers integrated security features designed for system protection
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Extends application choices with Linux affinity
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Linux operating system*
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Enables access 32- and 64-bit open source applications
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Provides a common operating environment across IBM server platforms
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Built on open standards
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* Indicates this feature is optional, is available on selected models, or requires separate software.
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Cost saving specials on
IBM System p servers
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