Articles about Power Systems

IBM to pump Power Systems through Tech Data, Ingram Micro

Expanding channel coverage in the US, and maybe Canada

IBM to push Linux apps on Power iron in China, then elsewhere

If you want to peddle boxes, you have to sell the ISVs first

Big Blue misses Q1 targets big-time thanks to systems shortfall

$1.4bn in charges for "workload rebalancing" – aka layoffs – coming in Q2

IBM preps boost for Power Systems

Just don't call it Power7+

IBM Power Systems Facts and Features

Whitepaper: POWER7 Blades and Servers

Baylor College of Medicine finds new IT muscle with an IBM Power Systems solution

Whitepaper: IBM Case Study

Building a Dynamic Infrastructure with IBM Power Systems

Whitepaper: A Closer Look at Private Cloud TCO

IBM juices I/O and memory on entry Power Systems

If you are a user of an entry or somewhat biggish Power Systems server and you are memory or I/O constrained, then IBM has some new Power7 machines it wants to sell you. If not, the company is perfectly happy to sell you the existing Power7 machines, which don't support as much main memory and which only use PCI-X and PCI- …

IBM opens Power Systems lab in Taiwan

Big Blue is opening up its first Power Systems development laboratory in Asia in an effort to do development less expensively and to better crack the high-growth Asian IT markets with its Power-based AIX, IBM i, and Linux systems. But don't get the wrong idea. IBM is not shifting development of its Power processors, to Taiwan. …

IBM does financing deals for Power, storage kit

Low or no interest rates

IBM boasts of Power-AIX win at E-Trade Korea

Ellison loses another Sparc/Solaris shop

IBM Power Systems deals get stingier

Here we are in the tail end of the fourth quarter with questionable stats in the Western economies and very good growth in the emerging markets of China, India, Russia, Brazil, and a handful of other countries. With Power Systems revenue on the decline year-on-year – and against a pretty easy compare, mind you – you'd expect …

IBM gets flexible with converged Power, x86 system

The details are a bit sketchy, but IBM is launching its first fully converged systems since it bought itself some clever storage and networking companies a few years back. The new family of products are called PureSystems, and they are based on a new chassis and system architecture that was known as "Project Troy" inside Big …

IBM CEO Rometty swaps heads of strategy and servers

Musical boardroom chairs – possibly related to x86 server and other spinoffs

IBM selling x86 server business to Lenovo?

Talks ongoing, likely only System x racks and towers, not FlexSystems

IBM tosses in freebie Linux with Power servers

RHEL only, no SLES love

IBM fuels up more Power7+ servers for impending launch

Where is the microserver array based on BlueGene/Q?

Lenovo deal to buy IBM x86 server biz moving along fast

Time for Ginni to make a call to GloFo or TSMC for fab spinout

IBM expands Power leasing deal to Europe and Asia

Oracle and HP Unix shops deal goes globetrotting

Ellison aims his first Oracle 'mainframe' at Big Blue

T5 takes the lead from Power and x86, Big Larry claims

IBM's blue bigness: A heftier systems bulge than you'd expect

Analysis We have two sexy models to prove it ...

Sirius to top $1bn in sales with MSI Systems acquisition

Cisco bugs surrender control of building's critical systems

IBM euthanizes Power6 and Power6+ systems

IBM ships SSDs for Power Systems

Power7 power lunch and launch next Monday

IBM tunes math on Power/AIX boxes

IBM touts Power Systems prowess on SAP tests

IBM continues to squeeze blue blood from IT stones

Sam Palmisano exits IBM

IBM cuts memory tags on big Power boxes

IBM is a-wheeling and a-dealing in the Power Systems market again. The company has offered rebates on memory activations on Power 595 machines using its Power6 processors and tweaked a rebate deal for customers consolidating IBM and non-IBM servers onto Power 595 iron. The Power 595 uses IBM's 5 GHz dual-core Power6 processors, …