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Thursday, October 20, 2016

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Power Systems – POWER8 Family

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Rack U Sockets New for Fall 2016 Prior to Fall 2016

E880 Modules 4/16 E880c 9080-MHE E880 9119-MHE

E870 Modules 4/8 E870c 9080-MME E870 9119-MMEE850 4 4 E850c 8408-44E E850 8408-E8E

S824 4 2 S824 8246-42AS814 4 1 S814 8286-41A

S822 2 2 S822 8284-22AS824L 4 2 S824L 8247-42L

S822L 2 2 S822L 8247-22LS812L 2 1 S812L 8247-21L

S822LC 2 2 S822LC for Big Data 8001-22C

S822LC 2 2 S822LC for HPC 8335-GTB

S822LC 2 2 S822LC (commercial) 8335-GCAS822LC 2 2 S822LC (technical) 8335-GTA

S812LC 2 1 S812LLC 8348-21CS821LC 1 2 S821LC 8001-12C

Power forevery applicationEvery business is different, and no two sets of applications are the same.

Whether you’re dealing with applications that run on a single system, or

high value applications running on Linux clusters, IBM Power Systems has

you covered.

E Line S Line L Line LC Line

Business

Large enterprise clients

with large, single-system

application sets. Runs AIX,

IBM i, and Linux

Large to medium-sized

clients variable application

sets. Runs AIX, IBM i, and

Linux

Large to medium-sized

clients with variable

application sets running on

Linux

Large to medium-sized

clients growing workload

needs on Linux

Deployment Model

Scale up deployment

model focused on driving

more applications on a

single system

Single-system stand-alone

and small scale out

deployments.

Single-system stand-alone

and scale out deployments

Large scale out

deployments and cluster

deployments with failover

software for Linux

workloads

Introducing the IBMPower Systems LC Line

IBM’s new LC line is prepared to handle any workload

for any business with lower acquisition cost than most

x86 servers.

S812LC

A system designed to run big data applications

Addresses specific memory and multithreading demands from

Hadoop and Spark

S822LC Commercial

Optimized for cloud, big data and business-critical applications

Ideal for data in the cloud

S822LC High Performance Computing

Access data, and build models quickly

Gain deeper insights from data-centric designs

Leader in Linux

IBM Power has positioned itself to be the primary

processor for Linux users – featuring a strong solution

for all workload types:

Faster overall performance

Cluster-optimized

Lowest cost system

2.2x faster

53% lower cost

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Introducing the LC Portfolio of OpenPOWER Servers

Systems designed to take Data Rich and High Performance Computing (HPC)

Linux workloads to the next level

S822LC For High

Performance Computing

MTM 8335-GTB

• Introducing CPU-GPU

NVLink, delivering >2.5X the

bandwidth to GPUs

•POWER8 with NVIDIA

NVLink

•Up to 4 integrated NVIDIA

“Pascal” GPUs

S822LC For Big Data

MTM 8001-22C

• Ideal for storage-centric and

high data through-put

workloads

•Brings 2 POWER8 sockets

for Big Data workloads

•Big data acceleration with

work CAPI and GPUs

S821LC

MTM 8001-12C

•Storage rich single socket

system for big data

applications

•Memory Intensive

workloads

S822LC

MTM 8335-GCA

•Up to 2.2X memory

bandwidth of Intel x86

systems

•Memory Intensive

workloads

S812LC

MTM 8348-21C

•2 POWER8 sockets in a 1U

form factor

• Ideal for environments

requiring dense computing

NEW

NEW

NEW

IBM Power Systems LC Portfolio

HPC

Ann: 9/8 GA: 9/8 Ann: 9/8 GA: 9/8Ann Ext. 9/8 GA: 9/26

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• 24 – 48 core system• Up to 4TB DDR4 Memory• 2, 3 or 4 sockets• 12-core processors• Min active cores = 12• Min active memory = 50% of

installed• Built-in PowerVM Enterprise

Edition License entltlement• Capacity on Demand & Power

IFL

32 cores @ 4.22 GHz(can overclock to 4.32 GHz)

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• 16 – 32 core system• Up to 4TB DDR4 Memory• 2, 3 or 4 sockets• 8-core processors• Min active cores = 8• Min active memory = 50% of

installed• Built-in PowerVM Enterprise

Edition License entltlement• Capacity on Demand & Power IFL

48 cores @ 3.65GHz (can overclock to 3.82 GHz)

• 20 – 40 core system• Up to 4TB DDR4 Memory• 2, 3 or 4 sockets• 10-core processors• Min active cores = 10• Min active memory = 50% of

installed• Built-in PowerVM Enterprise Edition

License entltlement• Capacity on Demand & Power IFL

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40 cores @ 3.95 GHz(can overclock to 4.12 GHz)

IBM Power E850C processor & activation options

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IBM Systems

IBM Power Systems Enterprise Cloud Offering (C-models)

On-Premises Cloud Hybrid Infrastructure

Modernize your Power infrastructure for the Cloud, get access to IBM Cloud for free

and cut your current operating costs by 50%

Free Cloud Deployment Service Options to help clients get started:

Design, Build and Deliver On-Premises, Private and Hybrid Clouds

Transform traditional infrastructure with automation,

self-service and elastic consumption models

Securely extend to Public Cloud with rapid access

to compute services and API integration

• OpenStack-based Cloud Management:

enabling DevOps to Full production

• Open source automation:

installation and config. recipes

• Flexible elastic private cloud capacity and

consumption models

• Cross Data Center Inventory and

Performance Monitoring via the IBM Cloud

• Manage VMs across on and off-premises clouds

with a single pane of glass

• Securely connect traditional workloads with cloud-

native apps (API Connect, BlueMix)

• Optional DR as a Service (GDR for Power)

• Free access and capacity flexibility with SoftLayer

- Free SoftLayer starter pack (12 server months)

- Flexibility to run capacity On Premises or in

SoftLayer

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Power to Cloud Services Accelerate transformation to the Cloud with services to help you Design, Build and Deliver a cloud infrastructure

Private Cloud Deployment Services Hybrid Cloud Deployment Services

Design for Cloud Provisioning and AutomationExamines a client’s private cloud requirements and creates a blueprint for

implementing the most suitable Power cloud solution.

Design for Hybrid Cloud Workshop with BluemixThe Bluemix Design Workshop examines a client’s hybrid cloud requirements

and creates a blueprint for an application using API Connect with Power

Systems.

Build Infrastructure as a Services Private Cloud

Enablement IBM will implement a IBM Cloud PowerVC Manager cloud management

solution based on a jointly developed plan with the client.

Deliver with Database as a Service (DBaaS) for DB2, Oracle or OSDBMS IBM will implement a Database-as-a-Service

(DBaaS) solution based on a jointly developed plan with the client. The

PowerVC Implementation service is a prerequisite.

Build Cloud Capacity Pools across DataCenters(Power Enterprise Pools)IBM will help a client configure and exploit the capabilities of IBM Power

Enterprise Pools and the features of Power Systems Capacity on Demand.

Deliver with Automation for DevOps IBM will implement a DevOps solution demonstrate automation software

packages, patches or fixes, security and compliance settings.

o Contact IBM Systems Lab Services for full offering list and details.

o Available IBM Systems Lab Services offers may vary by geo

o A select set of other services may be substituted for clients migrating to POWER8 or having already deployed a Power Cloud

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Quickly, easily, and safely connect core business data to born-on-the-cloud mobile applications and services

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Entitles customers to the following offerings:

Bluemix Driveway for Power1.5 day event for Power developers to

learn about API Connector Services

Starter session to prep for Bluemix

Garage

IBM Connect to Cloud**Enterprises currently using IBM’s on-

premises WAS software are entitled to

a suite of Connector services for the

remainder of 2016

IBM Cloud Starter PackCustomer is entitled to one year of a

POWER8 Linux Bare Metal system

and related services

Bluemix Design Workshop Get your hybrid cloud jump-started

with a Bluemix Design Services

workshop to blueprint Bluemix

integration services

Power Systems Connect to Cloud*

** Available at no charge through December 31, 2016, See Connect Offering Cloud Campaign page for specific program pre-requisites

*Available through December 31, 2016 for customers who purchase a POWER Scale Up System

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Geographically Dispersed Resiliency for Power

GDR for Power (Client datacenters)

o Automates disaster recovery operations

o Restart VMs at a secondary site

o Single point of control for ease of management

o Co-exists with PowerHA, PowerVC and LPM environments

o E870/E880 capacity back up (CBU) for significant savings

Disaster Recovery Made Simple

Support for heterogeneous guest operating systems:

AIX, RedHat, SUSE, Ubuntu (IBM i 2017)

EMC Storage support initially, additional storage options in 2017 All plans subject to change at the discretion of IBM

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Confidential until Announce / Availability 11/11/2016

DRaaS in the IBM cloud provides Automated Disaster Recovery management, Economics of eliminating redundant

software resources, and is Easy to deploy

IBM DRaaS (IBM hosted, available in 2017)o IBM managed and/or hosted resiliency serviceso Reduce total cost of ownership by reducing infrastructure costso Faster, agile recovery, using a managed cloud in your private,

hybrid or public cloud environmento Continuous monitoring by IBM insures that your disaster

recovery environment is always ready

RESTART

REPLICATION

Site 1

System 2

Site 2

System 1

IBM Managed Resiliency Site

RESTART

REPLICATION

Site 1

System 2System 1

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Other Power Systems Component Announcements

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100Gbit Ethernet Enhancements

NVMe Flash Adapter Enhancements

EXP12SX, EXP24SX

DDR4 memory refresh on most models

IO Drawer Copper Cable option

Switched PDUs

New Cryptographic Card and withdrawal of previous cryptographic card

New Rack for LC models

IBM Systems

Embrace change. Change is not NEW. Change is constant.

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2006 – Server Virtualization

1996 – Internet, World Wide Web

1986 – Unix, Open Systems, Client Server, Micro-computers

1976 – Distributed Systems, Mini-computers

1956 – Vaccum Tube Computers

1966 – Procedural Programming Languages, COBOL, Fortran

1946 – Tabular Computing Equipment

2016

Cloud, Hybrid Cloud

Analytics, In-Memory Databases

Open Source

Mobile

Social Media

Security

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Life in the era of Cloud

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Top Five Off Premises Cloud service providers:

IBM Cloud / SoftLayer / Bluemix (Power Systems and Intel)

Amazon Web Services (Intel)

Google Cloud Platform (Intel)

Microsoft (Intel)

Salesforce (Intel)

Top On Premises Cloud service:

(Substitute your organization name)

On Premises Cloud Services

IBM Systems

Name Classification Optimized for Example use cases / data types

MongoDB NoSQL - Document Store Document Model, Document stores, semi-

structured or unstructured data.

Single view of Customer records,

Enterprise content management,

catalogs, personalization

Redis NoSQL - in memory Key Value Store Data queues, Strings, Lists, Counts, caching,

Statistics, Text, session IDs, pictures, videos

Live in memory cache, data queues,

User session data, shopping cart data,

Cassandra NoSQL - Wide Column Store NoSQL environments that need Very High

Performance and Scalability, Very High data

volumes

Messaging, Fraud detection, Internet of

Things data – sensor data, log data, telco

call detail records

Neo4J NoSQL - Graph Store Data stored as edges, nodes, or attributes

(Graphs).

Fraud detection, Social Network Analysis,

Location aware apps, Master data mgmt.,

Machine Learning

PostGres (Enterprise

DB)

Open source Object Relational database Wide variety of transactional work at lower TCO

– relational/structured queries to object store

and retrieval

Oracle RDBMs migrations and take-outs

MariaDB Open source Relational database Lower cost transactional SQL based queries

and updates

Migrations from Oracle MySQL, Turbo

LAMP stack

Open Source Databases