Winter / Spring 2011 - Issue 7
he IBM Power® 795 server is designed for enterprises to support large-scale transaction processing and database applications within a highly virtualized system infrastructure, enabling new levels of workload consolidation, resource utilization and efficiency.
As the most powerful member of the IBM Power Systems™ family, this server provides exceptional performance, massive scalability and bandwidth to efficiently and concurrently support a full range of complex, mission-critical applications.
Equipped with up to 256 POWER7® processors
the Power 795 server can scale rapidly and
seamlessly to address the changing needs
of today’s business climate. Equipped with
industry-leading PowerVM™ virtualization,
EnergyScale™ technology and affordable
Capacity on Demand (CoD) options, the Power
795 helps enterprises increase their productivity
and effectively consolidate multiple UNIX
and Linux® workloads onto a single system.
Extensive mainframe-inspired reliability, availability and serviceability (RAS) features in the Power 795 help ensure that mission- critical applications run reliably around the clock. IBM clients with installed Power 595 systems may leverage their current investment in Power technology by upgrading their POWER6® system to a Power 795 to increase capacity and improve performance.
With extensive scalability and expansive growth potential, the Power 795 server provides a solid foundation on which to deploy the most important applications in today’s large enterprise data centers.
For more information on IBM’s Power Systems contact M7 below.
Tel: 01443 657100
Fax: 01443 657199
