April Power Systems Roadshow

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1 April 2008 Power Systems Roadshow

2 The IBM Systems family BladeCenter Simplify Datacenter complexity. System z The flagship for IBM Systems innovation and the heart of a highly secure, resilient and integrated infrastructure. Power Systems Get the power to do more, spend less. System x Innovation comes standard. System Storage Connected. Protected. Complete.

3 Power servers Power Systems Software 4

4 Power Architecture : A Platform for Innovation Power Architecture is more than just a technology, but rather a movement for change. It's time for an architecture that enables innovation to flourish. It's time for Power Everywhere. Nick Donofrio, IBM Senior Vice President IBM Technology & Manufacturing

5 IBM POWER architecture roadmap* The only high-end processor engines with a clear roadmap to deliver higher-levels of customer value (future proof). Transaction Optimized PowerPC 970MP POWER4 POWER5 POWER6* POWER7* Throughput Optimized POWER5 QCM POWER6 MC* Performance 1x 2x 4x 10x Relative to POWER5 Specialty Engines PowerPC 405 PowerPC 440 Cell Cell +* *All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

6 Power Everywhere Power Technology

7 Power = i + p The New Generation of Power Systems i515 i525 i550 i570 i595 System i BladeCenter JS12/JS22 Power 520 Power 550 Power 570 Power 575 Power 595 System p BladeCenter JS21/JS22 p5-510/q p5-505/q p520 p550 p5-560q p-570 p5-575 p5-595

8 Why adapt your business to your hardware? The hardware should adapt to your business! IBM AIX Operating System Performance UNIX compliance ISV support Security Availability

9 Why adapt your business to your hardware? The hardware should adapt to your business! IBM I Operating System Integration Ease of use Reliability/Availability Security ISV Support

10 Why adapt your business to your hardware? The hardware should adapt to your business! Linux Operating System Scaling / Capacity Performance Low TCO Consolidation Roadmap of POWER

11 Why adapt your business to your hardware? The hardware is adapted to your business! The hardware should adapt to your business!

12 Power Systems Software IBM Systems Director for Power IBM Active Energy Manager for Power IBM Power Security Software IBM PowerHA IBM Power Operating Systems AIX IBM i Operating System Linux for Power IBM PowerVM

13 IBM PowerVM Unify virtualization branding & technology for AIX, i and Linux Exploit 40 years of IBM virtualization leadership

14 What is PowerVM? PowerVM Editions feature Micro-Partitioning Virtual I/O Server Integrated Virtualization Manager Live Partition Mobility Lx86 Logical Partioning PowerVM is the new umbrella branding term for Power Systems Virtualization (Logical Partitioning, Micro-Partitioning, POWER Hypervisor, Virtual I/O Server, etc.)

15 PowerVM virtualization flexibility PowerVM virtualization 1 x86 Linux OS Application PowerVM Lx86 Power Linux OS Application x86 Linux OS App PowerVM Lx86 Power Linux OS Application AIX OS Application i OS Application Supported Linux OS Supported Linux OS Supported Linux OS AIX OS i OS IBM Power Hypervisor Power Systems Platform (1) PowerVM Standard Edition is standard on the IBM System p5 590 and 595 servers and BladeCenter JS21 and JS22 Express blade servers and optional on all other Power Systems servers

16 Enable x86 Linux apps to just run on Power Systems servers with Linux OS PowerVM Lx86 for x86 Linux applications Supports installation and running of most existing 32-bit x86 Linux applications Creates an x86 Linux application environment running on Linux x86 Linux Applications Dynamic binary translation Linux for Power Operating system call mapping Extends values of IBM Power Systems platforms to x86 Linux applications

17 POWER Efficiency Innovation in green system design for data center energy management EnergyScale Technology POWER6 CHIP LEVEL FUNCTIONS POWER REDUCTION: Monitor and reduce power to idle logic within cores NAP MODE: Power off inactive cores, restore power when needed THERMAL TUNING: Sensors monitor and reduce power to overactive circuits

18 How is energy typically used in the data center? Data center IT Load 65% 35% Server hardware Processor 70% 30% Server loads Resource usage rate 80% 20% Power and Cooling Power supply, memory, fans, planar, drives... Idle

19 Server Utilization 9 litre 0.33 cl

20 Economic engine of a green data center Improving server and storage utilization is the fastest path to ROI of a green data center: Reduce the number of servers and therefore, facilities, power, and cooling expense reduces dollar for dollar Allows for targeted thermal solutions for efficiencies Improves power distribution, backup, and regulation Enables dynamic resource management for: Deployment and operational optimizations

21 Energy Management Policy Example APP 1 APP 2 APP 3 APP 4 8 APP 7 APP APP 8 APP 1 APP 2 APP 3 APP 4 APP 5 APP 6 APP 7 System 1 System 2 System 8 Advanced POWER Virtualization 10% busy 1KW 10% busy 1KW 10% busy 1KW 70% busy 4KW Total Power 8KW Total Power 4KW Data Center Capacity 10KW, 80% used Data Center Capacity 10KW, 40% used Server consolidation exploiting virtualization is a very effective tool in reducing energy costs

22 Capacity on Demand for POWER6 systems Capacity Upgrade on Demand Upgrade system with processors and/or memory On/Off Capacity on Demand Temporary use of requested number of processors or amount of memory Capacity can be turned on and off by the client Utility Capacity on Demand Processor resources only / Measured by processor minutes Capacity can be turned on and off by the client Trial Capacity on Demand Allow clients to test the effects of additional processors and/or memory Partial or total activation of processors and memory Dynamic Processor Sparing Automated replacement of de-allocated processors Unassigned or inactive processors

23 UNIX Server Comparisons: All Servers Five-year Overall Costs (Virtualized Scenarios Include Acquisition & Operating Costs) FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY SCENARIOS Conventional 56.3 Virtualized 17.8 MANUFACTURING COMPANY SCENARIOS Conventional 25.1 Virtualized RETAIL COMPANY SCENARIOS Conventional Virtualized Hardware System software Maintenance System software support Database software support Personnel Facilities $ Millions Source: ITG Report Impact of IBM System p Server Virtualization 2007

24 UNIX Server Comparisons: All Servers Factors Resulting in Lower Operating Costs for Virtualized Scenarios Categories Savings Factors Maintenance 86% - 94% Fewer, newer servers reduce maintenance contract costs. Software support 82% - 84% Fewer software copies & CPUs result in lower license, update & support costs. Personnel 36% - 50% Fewer physical servers, reduced diversity & improved automation reduce system administration-related personnel costs. Facilities 65% - 70% Fewer physical servers, smaller footprints, & greater energy efficiency reduce data center occupancy, power & cooling costs. Average 72% Source: ITG Report Impact of IBM System p Server Virtualization 2007

25 IBM Power Systems Common Features Processor technology Service Processor Virtualization BladeCenter JS12 JS22

26 Power Systems Edition offerings AIX Edition Linux Edition i Edition Edition Offerings Easy to Order, preconfigured, attractively priced offerings BladeCenter JS12/JS22 Power 520 Power Customized Ala Carte Build to Order, Flexible, SDI enabled

27 Power Systems Express offerings Performance and energy efficiency POWER6 AIX, i, Linux Editions Flexibility Rack, Tower, Blades GA: April May May 23 JS12- May 30 IBM Power 550 Express IBM Power 520 Express IBM BladeCenter JS22 Express IBM BladeCenter S Express IBM BladeCenter JS12 Express

28 Mid market Business Solutions Power 520 Express Power BladeCenter BladeCenter Run i applications Replace existing i server Integrated, easy to use solution i centric operations Run i and Windows applications Consolidate x86 servers i provides storage for blades i centric operations Run i and Windows applications Consolidate x86 and i servers BladeCenter value for SMB and distributed sites BladeCenter centric operations IBM offers a range of solutions from an integrated server just for i to solutions that can run i, AIX, Linux, and Windows

29 System p / System i Unification Common hardware platform Single product set. Servers, adapters, IO components Product simplification Simplify Upgrades / MES Greater Customer Satisfaction Greater consolidation options Additional software offerings Common T & Cs Development efficiencies Single development effort Reduce Hardware & Firmware testing requirements

30 Power Systems Storage Integrated Disks Ease of use, automated and optimized performance Extend SAN-like storage virtualization to multiple operating environments Low cost, low complexity, little maintenance SAN Centralized & shared storage solutions ranging from mid-range to enterprise class SAN solutions Extends additional business continuance solutions Heterogeneous storage connectivity Mix and Match Centralized DR/HA Storage usage optimized by application requirements Delivers solution for both performance & capacity needs

31 IBM Global Financing helps Power Systems clients to.. Lower the cost of technology acquisition Preserve cash Improved TCO Monthly payments IGF residual value Better manage technology acquisition processes Payment & term flexibility Accelerated implementation Improved financial measurements Facilitate management of technology assets throughout their lifecycle End of lease options Asset buy-back and disposal Facilitated technology refresh

32 You are invited to. for more detail Blade Center presentation IBM i operating system track + Storage AIX track + Storage Thank you for your attention and presence