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Highlights
- For data centres supporting large-scale transaction processing and database applications
- For large-scale server consolidation to increase flexibility and lower operational and energy cost
- For enterprises requiring the highest levels of Reliability, Availability and Serviceability (RAS) for their mission-critical applications.
The IBM Power 595 server is designed to help enterprises deploy the most cost effective and flexible IT infrastructure while achieving among the industry’s best application performance and increasing the speed of deployment of new applications and services. As the most powerful member of the IBM Power Systems family, this server provides exceptional performance, massive scalability and energy-efficient processing for a full range of complex, mission-critical applications with the most demanding computing requirements.
Equipped with ultra-high frequency IBM POWER6 processors in up to 64-core, symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) configurations, the Power 595 server can scale rapidly and seamlessly to address the changing needs of today’s data centre. With advanced PowerVM virtualiation, EnergyScale technology and Capacity on Demand (CoD) options, the the Power 595 helps businesses take control of their IT infrastructure and confidently consolidate multiple UNIX®, IBM i and Linux® application workloads onto a single system.
Extensive mainframe-inspired RAS features in the Power 595 help ensure that mission-critical applications run reliably around-the-clock. Clients have the ability to upgrade their POWER5 590 or 595 servers and know that their investment in IBM Power Architecture technology has again been rewarded.
The Power 595 provides a solid foundation on which to consolidate server infrastructure, reduce the complexity of systems administration and optimise computing resources. With extraordinary power, proven IBM technology and expansive growth potential, the Power 595 server is ready to take your business to the next level.
| Feature | Benefits |
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| Ultra-high frequency POWER6 processors |
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| Extensive scalability and configuration options |
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| Mission-critical application availability |
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| PowerVM virtualisation |
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| Flexibility with CoD |
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| EnergyScale technology |
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| Multiple operating system support |
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| Processor cores | Eight- to 64-core POWER6 4.2 or 5.0 GHz via eight-core processor books; |
| L2 cache | 4 MB per core |
| L3 cache | 32 MB per chip |
| Random Access Memory (RAM) | 16 to 32 DIMMs per processor book Up to 4 TB of 400 MHz Double Data Rate (DDR)2 or Up to 1 TB of 533 MHz DDR2 |
| PCIe I/O drawers | 24": 1 – 32 |
| Internal disk bays | 26 SAS SFF bays in each 24" PCIe I/O drawer Up to 832 maximum per system |
| Adapter slots | 20 PCIe in each 24" I/O drawer 640 maximum per system |
| I/O ports | 4 GX adapter ports per processor book, 32 per system |
| Hardware Management Console ports | Two pairs via redundant Ethernet hubs |
| POWER Hypervisor | LPAR, Dynamic LPAR, Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) |
| PowerVM Standard Edition (optional) | Micro-Partitioning with up to 10 micro-partitions per processor (254 maximum); Multiple Shared Processor Pools; VIOS; Shared Dedicated Capacity; PowerVM Lx86 |
| PowerVM Enterprise Edition1 (optional) | PowerVM Standard Edition plus LPM and Active Memory Sharing |
| CoD configurations | Eight to 64 processor cores in increments of one (via one to eight processor books); 4.2 or 5.0 GHz POWER6 processor cores |
| RAS features | PIR Alternate Processor Recovery Selective dynamic firmware updates IBM Chipkill ECC, bit-steering memory ECC L2 cache, L3 cache Redundant service processors with automatic failover Redundant system clocks with dynamic failover Hot-swappable disk bays Hot-plug/blind-swap PCI slots Hot-add I/O drawers Hot-plug power supplies and cooling fans Dynamic Processor Deallocation Dynamic deallocation of LPARs and PCI bus slots Extended error handling on PCI slots Redundant power supplies and cooling fans Battery backup and redundant battery backup (optional) |
| CoD features (optional) | Processor CUoD (in increments of one processor), Memory CUoD (in increments of 1 GB), Reserve CoD, On/Off Processor CoD, On/Off Memory CoD, Trial CoD, Utility CoD |
| Operating systems | AIX V5.3 or later IBM i 5.4 or later SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 for POWER (SLES10 SP2) or later; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7 for POWER (RHEL 4.7) or later RHEL 5.2 or later |
| High availability | PowerHA family |
| Power requirements | 200v to 240v; 380v to 415v; 480v AC |
| System dimensions | One frame (slimline doors): 79.3"H x 30.5"W x 58.5"D (201.4 cm x 77.5 cm x 148.6 cm); weight: 3,376 lb (1,531 kg)2; One frame (acoustic doors): 79.3"H x 30.5"W x 71.1"D (201.4 cm x 77.5 cm x 180.6 cm); weight: 3,422 lb (1,552 kg)2 |
| Warranty (limited) | Around-the-clock, same day response for one year; on-site (varies by country). Warranty service upgrades and maintenance are available. |
