The power of 10Your customers need a new way of consuming compute capacity to support their mission critical environments while executing digital transformation agendas.
The new generation of IBM Power10 servers support enterprise hybrid cloud platforms by providing frictionless consumption models across on- and off-premises with differentiated performance, security and reliability, sustainability, AI capabilities and cost of operation.
(1). IBM, IBM Hybrid Cloud Value Calculator, 2021, https://www.ibm.com/cloud/hybrid/value-calculator/ (2) Power9 (12c) is 5081 rPerf @ 16,520 Watts (0.31 rPerf/Watt), Power10 (15c) is 7998 rPerf @ 17,320 Watts (0.46 rPerf/Watt) 0.46 / 0.31 = 1.48 More rPerf/Watt (3) Based on “ITIC 2020 Global Server Hardware, Server OS Reliability Report”, April 2020 (3) Power8 (12c) is 3679 rPerf @ 16,600 Watts (0.22 rPerf/Watt), Power10 (15c) is 7998 rPerf @ 17,320 Watts (0.46 rPerf/Watt) 0.46 / 0.22 = 2.06 More rPerf/Watt delivering 2X energy efficiency (5) 10X AI inferencing improvement is based upon pre-silicon engineering analysis of various workloads (Linpack. Resnet-50 FP32, Resnet-50 BFloat16, and Resnet-50 INT8) on a POWER10 dual socket server offering with 2x30-core modules vs POWER9 dual socket server offering with 2x12-core modules (6) Transparent Memory encryption means that the capability does not need any user configuration (7) IBM, Ken King, Announcing IBM Power E1080: engineered for agility, September 2021, https://www.ibm.com/blogs/systems/announcing-ibm-power-e1080-engineered-for-agility/ (8) IBM, IBM Power Launch Messaging Summary Slides, 2021
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Old tech? IBM Power Systems have been around for around 30 years, but that doesn’t mean they’re behind the game. Instead, years of continued investment and innovation contributed to the ITIC 2020 Global Server Hardware, Server OS Reliability Report ranking the latest release of IBM Power10 as the most reliable system in its class with a 99.999% or greater availability rating.
It’s cloud ready and willing. IBM Power Systems provides enterprise-grade hybrid cloud infrastructure to run mission critical workloads with superior security and reliability compared to competitors, at a better TCO across on- and off-premises. In addition, IBM provides superior integration capabilities across multiple cloud architectures and vendors.
Genuine TCO. It’s often assumed that the IBM Power10 is more expensive that its competitors. And yes, it might look that way – until you take into consideration its (lack of) ongoing maintenance costs, lack of downtime, pay-as-you-go flexibility, and cost offset against any software maintenance currently paid. When it’s all totalled up, the Total Cost of Ownership speaks for itself.
