Today IBM debuted new Power Systems servers built on an "open server" platform. According to Big Blue, the new scale-out Power servers culminate a $2.4 billion investment and are built from the ground up to harness Big Data with the new IBM POWER8 processor. This is the first truly disruptive advancement in high-end server technology in decades, with radical technology changes and the full support of an open server ecosystem that will seamlessly lead our clients into this world of massive data volumes and complexity," said Tom Rosamilia, Senior Vice President, IBM Systems and Technology Group. “There no longer is a one-size-fits-all approach to scale out a data center. With our membership in the OpenPOWER Foundation, IBM’s POWER8 processor will become a catalyst for emerging applications and an open innovation platform.” Learn more: http://wp.me/p3RLEV-2jq Sign up for our insideHPC Newsletter: http://insidehpc.com/newsletter

1. Power8 Systems:
Open Innovation to Put Data to Work
© 2014 IBM Corporation

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POWER8 & OpenPOWER: Leading an Industry Shift
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IBM is playing a leading role in an industry shift toward
collaborative server technology development through:
OpenPOWER Foundation – Working with Google, NVIDIA,
Samsung and more to collaboratively design new servers to tackle
Big Data
New IBM POWER8 Systems – IBM’s first series of servers built on
an open server platform, designed for large, scale-out computing
environments and Big Data
• The result of a $2.4 billion investment, 3+ years of
development and exploiting hundreds of IBM patents
• Expanded support for Linux – developments include the
availability of Canonical's Ubuntu Server, along with Red
Hat and SUSE, and the introduction of PowerKVM
• Through the OpenPOWER Foundation, IBM released
detailed technical specifications for its POWER8 processor,
inviting collaborators to innovate on the processor and
server platform

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Delivering the world’s
first open server
ecosystem
revolutionizing the way
IT is developed &
delivered
Superior cloud
price/performance
advantages & security
to move data-centric
applications to the
cloud
First server processor
generation optimized for
Big Data & analytics with
POWER8 innovative
design
Power Systems: Open innovation to put data to work
Designed for
Big Data
Superior Cloud
Economics
Open Innovation
Platform
$2B Opportunity in 2015 $2B Opportunity in 2015$6B Opportunity in 2015

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POWER8 Systems deliver Big Data insights 50x faster
Running Cognos BI reports, and analytics on POWER8 with DB2 with BLU Acceleration versus Ivy
Bridge with a traditional database
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50x is based on IBM internal testing of sample analytic workloads of varying complexity; current as of March 28, 2014. Performance improvement figures are cumulative of all queries in the workload.
Individual results will vary depending on individual workloads, configurations and conditions.
IBM Analytics Stack: IBM Power System S824; 24 cores / 192 threads, POWER8; 3.5GHz, 384 GB memory, DB2 with BLU Acceleration v10.5 and Cognos v 10.2
Competitivestack: HP DL380p; 24 cores / 48 threads; Intel E5-2697 v2; 2.7 GHz; 384 GB; Traditional database and Cognos v 10.2
+ DB2 with BLU Acceleration on POWER8 for Cognos BI is
‘Fast on Fast on Fast!’
+ First processer designed for Big Data with massive
parallelism and bandwidth for real-time results
• 20-40x more throughput for simple and intermediate
reports
• >100x better throughput for complex reports
Dynamic
Query
Compatib
le
Query
Dynami
c
Cubes
Power Systems drive superior cloud economics
• Managed Service Providers
• Industry-leading server quality and utilization levels help to reduce floor space, power and
cooling costs.
• Scale-out intelligently with less hardware, energy and cooling requirements
• Hybrid Cloud
• Connect workloads on SoftLayer with back office applications on Power Systems
• Next-generation automation with Software Defined Environment

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Making Linux on Power Systems Easy
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Easy Exploitation of Power Systems for ALL Linux Applications
Most well written x86/Linux
applications written in
scripting or interpretive
languages will run as is
Estimated >95% x86/Linux
applications written in C/C++
will require no source code
change, only a recompile
Leveraging Open Collaboration across the stack
Software Defined
Environment
Expanding the Ecosystem

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OpenPOWER Foundation: Growing a Community
6© 2014 IBM Corporation
Platinum Members
Suzhou
Member and Pipeline Diversity across the ecosystem
IBM IBM
Nvidia
Altera
Suzhou
PowerCore
Xilinx
VeriSilicon
Mellanox
Fusion-io
Micron
Samsung
SK Hynix
Emulex
IBM
Tyan
Chuanghe Telco
Tech
Servergy
Inspur
ZTE
IBM
Google
IBM
Teamsun
Canonical
Google
Jülich
Supercomputer
Centre
Key:
Founding Members
New Members since announce
Web 2.0
Internet Data
Center Cloud
High Perf
Computing
Software
Linux
ISV
Open Source
Firmware
Open
Source
Systems
ODM
OEM
I/O
Memory
Networking
Storage
Chip
SoC Dev
IP Dev
Technology
Fab
100+ inquiries and active dialogues underway

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Power Systems
S822LPower Systems
S812L
•1-socket, 2U
•Linux Only
•2-socket, 2U
•Linux Only
•2-socket, 2U
•All Operating Systems
Power Systems
S822
Power Systems
S814
•1-socket, 4U
•All Operating Systems
Power Systems
S824
Power Systems Scale-Out Portfolio
•2-socket, 4U
•All Operating Systems
Power Systems
S824L
•2-socket, 4U
•Linux Only
•SOD
7© 2014 IBM Corporation