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IBM Power Systems

Présentation annonces IBM

Power 7+

Présentation D.FI Café Techno – Annonces IBM Power7+ – 16 Avril 2013

IBM Power Systems

© 2013 IBM Corporation2

Portefeuille Power System

Power 720

Power 730

Power 710

Power 740

Power 750

Flex System PureFlex System

PowerLinux TM

7R2

PowerLinux TM

7R1

Power 760

Power 770Power 780

Power 795

PureApplication System

PureData Systempour l'analytique opérationnelle

Élargir le portefeuille pour atteindre de nouveaux clients et gérer de nouvelles charges de travail

IBM Power Systems


La stratégie par la gamme IBM Power Systems

Power 770

Power 795

Power 780

Power 760

Enterprise Servers

Power 750

PS 701- 704

Power 710/730

Power 720/740

Entry Servers

PowerLinux 7R2/7R4

Flex System p260/p460

Expert Integrated

Systems

Flex System

PureFlex System

PureApplication

System

PureData System

for Operational

Analytics

Logiciels

IBM Power Systems


Agenda � POWER7+ Chip Technology

� Power 710-760 Intro

� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760

� Active Memory Expansion for POWER7+

� SSD Enhancements

� New PCIe Gen2 Adapters

� New Removable Media Options

� IBM i Hardware Enhancements

� Firmware insights

� New IBM Networking switches

� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


2004 2007 2010 Future

POWER7/7+45/32 nm

POWER8

�Eight Cores�On-Chip eDRAM �Power-Optimized Cores�Memory Subsystem ++�SMT++�Reliability +�VSM & VSX�Protection Keys+

POWER6/6+65/65 nm

�Dual Core�High Frequencies �Virtualization +�Memory Subsystem +�Altivec �Instruction Retry�Dynamic Energy Mgmt�SMT +�Protection Keys

POWER5/5+130/90 nm

�Dual Core�Enhanced Scaling�SMT�Distributed Switch +�Core Parallelism +�FP Performance +�Memory Bandwidth +�Virtualization

Power Processor Technology Roadmap

�More Cores�SMT+++�Reliability ++�FPGA Support�Transactional Memory

POWER9

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POWER5 POWER5+ POWER6 POWER7 POWER7+Technology 130nm 90nm 65nm 45nm 32nm

Size 389 mm2 245 mm2 341 mm2 567 mm2 567 mm2

Transistors 276 M 276 M 790 M 1.2 B 2.1 BCores 2 2 2 8 8

Frequencies 1.65 GHz

1.9 GHz

4 - 5 GHz

3 – 4 GHz

3.6 – 4.4+ GHz

L2 Cache 1.9MB Shared

1.9MB Shared 4MB / Core 256 KB

per Core256 KB

per CoreL3 Cache 36MB 36MB 32MB 4MB / Core 10MB / CoreMemory Cntrl 1 1 2 / 1 2 / 1 2 / 1

Architecture Out of Order Out of Order In of Order Out of Order Out of Order

LPAR 10 / Core 10 / Core 10 / Core 10 / Core 20 / Core

Processor Designs

IBM Power Systems


Processeurs & architecture POWER7+

Performances accrues• Fréquences plus élevées• 10 Mo de cache L3 par cœur• Générateur de nombres aléatoires• Virgule flottante, précision améliorée

Efficacité et flexibilité améliorées• Accélérateur Active Memory Expansion• Accélération de chiffrement sur le chip pour AIX • Amélioration des performances par watt• Meilleure synchronisation énergie/puissance• 20 machines virtuelles par cœur

Meilleure disponibilité• Fonctionnalité d'auto-réparation pour les

fonctions de cache L3• Réinitialisation du processeur

POWER7+32 nm

IBM Power Systems


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Conceptual diagrams above show one of several options to result in 6-core or 4-core chips

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


Configuring POWER7+ 710/720/730/740

� If you know “C” model Power 710, 720, 730 & 740, then you already have 95+% of the “D” model information you need

� What’s new:– New POWER7+ � new processor feat codes, new GHz– New memory � new memory feature codes, bigger max– #EB34 for IBM i 6.1 and native I/O– Updated/expanded EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer– Some additional I/O

� What’s the same – Memory rules / structure / risers – Backplane, integrated SAS controller, PCIe slots, GX++ slots, risers– All the existing I/O (with some additions being announced)

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 710 Express✓1 Socket: Power 710 ✓2U Form Factor✓POWER7+✓4, 6 or 8 cores ✓Up to 256 GB memory✓5 PCIe x8 Gen2 Slots✓6th PCIe x4 Gen2 slot for Ethernet ✓Single GX++ Slots

� Ultra SSD Drawer option✓3 or 6 SFF Bays

� Optional add’l storage drawers

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POWER7+ 710 8231-E1D 4 / 6 / 8 Cores

� Single Socket

� Processor module options:– 4-core socket: FC #EPCE 3.6 GHz– 6-core socket: FC #EPCG 4.2 GHz– 8-core socket: FC #EPCJ 4.2 GHz

�For 4 Core– IBM i P05 tier (users)– AIX small tier– Zero Disk/SSD-only drawers– Zero Ultra SSD drawer

�For 6 / 8 Core – Zero 12X I/O loops– Max 256 GB memory– Disk/SSD-only drawers– Ultra SSD drawer– IBM i P10 tier (users)– AIX small tier

�For 4 / 6/ 8 Core– Zero 12X I/O loops– Max 256 GB memory– System unit HDD/SSD– Fibre Channel or FCoE

attached SAN attachment

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 730 Express✓2 Sockets: Power 730✓2U Form Factor✓POWER7+✓4, 6 or 8 cores per socket✓Up to 512 GB Memory✓5 PCIe x8 Gen2 Slots✓6th PCIe x4 Gen2 slot for Ethernet ✓Dual GX++ Slots

� 12X PCIe Drawer option� Ultra SSD I/O Drawer option

✓3 or 6 SFF Bays� Optional add’l Storage drawers

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 730 8231-E2D 8 / 12 / 16 Cores

� Dual Sockets� Processor modules:

– 4 Core sockets: FC #EPCF 4.3 GHz– 6 Core sockets: FC #EPCG 4.2 GHz– 8 Core sockets: FC #EPCH 3.6 GHz– 8 Core sockets: FC #EPCJ 4.2 GHz

�For 8 / 12 / 16 core– Max 1 12X I/O loops– Max 512 GB memory– System unit HDD/SSD– Disk/SD-only drawers supported– Ultra SSD drawer– Fibre Channel or FCoE attached SAN attachment– IBM i P20 tier (5250)– AIX small tier

IBM Power Systems


AIX Operating System Support

� AIX V7.1 TL00: Statement of Direction


� AIX V7.1 TL02: Service Pack 2, or later


� AIX V6.1 TL07: Service Pack 7, or later – Planned availability March 29, 2013



IBM Power Systems


IBM i Operating System Support

� IBM i 7.1, or later

� IBM i 6.1.1 with machine code 6.1.1, or later– NOTE: on POWER7+ servers 6.1 is supported as a CLI ENT partition

accessing all I/O through either IBM i 7.1 or throu gh VIOS without additional charge

– For a modest additional charge, FC # EB34: IBM i 6.1.1 Native IO Enablement on the Power 710/720/730/740 adds native 6.1 I/O ac cess

– Without #EB34, IBM i 6.1 can not be ordered as the primary OS with FC #2145 & #0566

� SAN Load Source SpecifyBoot from SAN (FC #0837)Optional Load Source Specify

� System Console - Internal LAN (FC #5553)

IBM Power Systems


Linux

� SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 2, or later– With current maintenance updates available from SUSE to enable all planned

functionality.

� SOD for Red Hat Executive Linux: � Red Hat intends to continue to work with Red Hat to provide support for the new Power 710 (8231-E1D), PowerLinux 7R1 (8246-L1D, 8246-

L1T), Power 720 (8202-E4D), Power 730 (8231-E2D), PowerLinux 7R2 (8246-L2D, 8246-L2T), Power 740 (8205-E6D), Power 750 (8408-E8D), and Power 760 (9109-RMD) with an upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 release. For additional questions about the availability of this release and supported hardware servers, consult the Red Hat Hardware Catalog at https://hardware.redhat.com

�

� RHEL 6 PRE-INSTALL FEATURE FOR POWER 710, 720, 730, 740, 750, 760, AND POWERLINUX 7R1, 7R2 �

� IBM intends to provide support for pre-install of an upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 release on the new Power 710 (8231-E1D), PowerLinux 7R1 (8246-L1D, 8246-L1T), Power 720 (8202-E4D), Power 730 (8231-E2D), PowerLinux 7R2 (8246-L2D, 8246-L2T), Power 740 (8205-E6D), Power 750 (8408-E8D) and Power 760 (9109-RMD) systems.

�

� Information concerning Red Hat Enterprise Linux was obtained from Red Hat. Questions concerning Red Hat Enterprise Linux should be directed to Red Hat, as Red Hat Enterprise Linux is not an IBM product. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is sold or licensed, as the case may be, to users under Red Hat's terms and conditions. Availability and support is the responsibility of Red Hat. IBM IS NOT LIABLE AND MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESSOR IMPLIED, REGARDING RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIM3 ITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FIT- 3 NESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Moreover, all statements regarding IBM's or Red Hat's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represents goals and objectives only. Information regarding potential future third-party products that may work 3 with an IBM product should not be relied on in making a purchase decsion. The information mentioned regarding potential future third-party products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver 3 any material, code or functionality. Information about potential future third-party products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality 3 described for IBM or Red Hat products remains at IBM's or Red Hat's sole discretion, as applicable.

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VIOS Support

� VIOS 2.2.2.2

� VIOS 2.2.1 SODSOD:VIOS 2.2.1 SUPPORT FOR POWER 710, 720, 730, 740, 750, 760, POWERLINUX 7R1, AND POWERLINUX 7R2

IBM intends to provide to those customers with VIOS 2.2.1 the ability to run that environment on the new Power 710 (8231-E1D), PowerLinux 7R1 (8246-L1D, 8246-L1T), Power 720 (8202-E4D), Power 730 (8231-E2D), PowerLinux 7R2 (8246-L2D, 8246-L2T), Power 740 (8205-E6D), Power 750 8408-E8D) and Power 760 (9109-RMD).

IBM's statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM's solediscretion. Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code, or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The develop ment, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 710 and 730

POWER7+ 710: 1S2UPOWER7+ 730: 2S2U

Power 7108231-E1D

Power 7308231-E2D

POWER7+Architecture

4 Core @ 3.6 GHz 6 Core @ 4.2 GHz 8 Core @ 4.2 GHz

8 Core @ 4.3 GHz 12 Core @ 4.2 GHz 16 Core @ 3.6 GHz16 Core @ 4.2 GHz

Planar Single Socket Dual Socket

DDR3 Memory 4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB DIMMs8GB to 256GB

4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB DIMMs8GB to 512GB

SFF SAS Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSDPCIe Gen2 Expansion Slots

Five x8 LP One x4 LP (Ethernet Adapter)

Integrated SAS/SATA Cntrl

Standard: RAID 0, 1, & 10 Optional: RAID 5 & 6

GX++ Slots One TwoEthernet in 6 th slot Quad 10/100/1000 FC # 2319 Support YesMedia Bays 1 Slim-line & opptionally 1 Half Height12X PCIe Drawers * No Yes / Max: 2HDD/SSD drawer * Max 4 Max 14Ultra SSD Drawer * Max = 1/2 Max = 1Virt Management IVM or HMC Redundant Power & Cooling Optional Standard

EnergyScale TPMDWarranty 3 Years

Power 730Supports up to

320 LPARs

Power 710Supports up to

160 LPARs

* 4-core 710 does not use these I/O drawers

IBM Power Systems


PowerLinux 7R1 / Power 710 Positioning

PowerLinux 7R1 Power 7108246-L1T 8246-L1D 8231-E1D

Operating Systems

POWER7+ ArchitectureDual Sockets



DDR3 Memory4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB DIMMs

32GB to 256B4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB DIMMs

8GB to 256GB12X PCIe Expansion Drawer N/A N/A N/AHDD/SSD storage drawers Up to 4 N/A Up to 4EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer N/A N/A Up to ½ SAS SFF Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSDPCIe Gen2 Slots General Purpose: Five x8 LP & De dicated: One x4 LP (Ethernet Adapter)Integrated SAS/SATA Cntrl Standard: RAID 0, 1, & 10 Optional: RAID 5 & 6 GX++ Slots OneIntegrated Ports 3 USB, 2 Serial, 2 HMCEthernet in 6 th PCIe slot Quad Port 10/100/1000 Media Bays 1 Slim-line (DVD) & optionally 1 Half Hei ght ( DAT 160/320 tape or RDX )Virt Management IVM or HMC Redundant Power & Cooling StandardWarranty 3 Years

IBM Power Systems


PowerLinux 7R2 / Power 730 Positioning

PowerLinux 7R2 Power 7308246-L2T 8246-L2D 8231-E2D

Operating Systems

POWER7+ ArchitectureDual Sockets

16 Cores @ 3.6 GHz16 Cores @ 4.2 GHz

8 Cores @ 4.3 GHz12 Core @ 4.2 GHz16 Core @ 3.6 / 4.2 GHz

DDR3 Memory4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB DIMMs

32GB to 512GB4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB DIMMs

8GB to 512GB12X PCIe Expansion Drawer Up to 2 N/A Up to 2HDD/SSD storage drawers Up to 14 N/A Up to 14EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer Up to 1 N/A Up to 1SAS SFF Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSDPCIe Gen2 Slots General Purpose: Five x8 LP & De dicated: One x4 LP (Ethernet Adapter)Integrated SAS/SATA Cntrl Standard: RAID 0, 1, & 10 Optional: RAID 5 & 6 GX++ Slots TwoIntegrated Ports 3 USB, 2 Serial, 2 HMCEthernet in 6 th PCIe slot Quad Port 10/100/1000 Media Bays 1 Slim-line (DVD) & optionally Half Heigh t ( DAT 160/320 tape or RDX )Virt Management IVM or HMC Redundant Power & Cooling StandardWarranty 3 Years

IBM Power Systems


Delivering robust performance for Linux based SAP Solutions

IBM PowerLinux 7R2 SAP SD 2-Tier Performance

The performance and robustness of POWER7+ with the economics Linux –

22% better than best published Linux 16-core Intel Architecture result on the latestSAP SD 2-Tier benchmark (6_EHP5) with 16-core, 4.22 GHz PowerLinux 7R2

SAP source: http://www.sap.com/benchmark/As of 01/21/13. SAP Publication number for Cisco results: 2013001

IBM

PowerLinux

7R2

8016

6250

5000

6000

7000

8000

SAP Users

IBM PowerLinux 7R2 (4.22 GHz POWER7+, SLES 11 SP2)

HP DL 380 G8 (2.90 GHz Xeon E5 2690, RHEL 6.2)

22%more users

2-socket, 16-core systems

#1 for SAPLinux on 2-socket

6530

Cisco UCS B200 M3 (2.90 GHz Xeon E5 2690, RHEL 6.3

Cisco

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 720 Express✓Single Socket:✓4U Form Factor✓POWER7+✓4, 6 or 8 cores per socket✓Up to 512 GB Memory✓5 + 4 PCIe x8 Gen2 Slots✓6th PCIe x4 Gen2 slot for Ethernet ✓One GX++ Slots� 12X PCI Drawer� Ultra SSD I/O Drawer option✓6 or 8 SFF Bays� Optional add’l Storage drawers✓Optional Split Backplane support on planar

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POWER7+ 720 8202-E4D 4 / 6 / 8 Core

� Single POWER7+ socket options:– FC #EPCK 4-core @ 3.6 GHz– FC #EPCL 6-core @ 3.6 GHz– FC #EPCM 8-core @ 3.6 GHz

�For 4 Core Systems– Max 64 GB memory– Zero 12X I/O loops– Zero Ultra SSD drawer– IBM i P05 tier (users)– AIX small tier

�For 6 / 8 Core Systems– Max 512 GB memory– Max one 12X I/O loop– Max one Ultra SSD drawer– IBM i P10 tier (users)– AIX small tier

IBM Power Systems


520 / 720 Upgrade Paths Details (same serial number)

POWER6

POWER6

Notes:

• Same-serial-number upgrades from Power 720 to a newer Power 720 (B-to-C, B-to-D, or C-to-D) are not offered

• POWER6 9408-M25 to POWER6 8203-E4A conversions remain available

7206/8-core

“B” model

POWER78202-E4B

IBM Confidential Until Announced

7206/8-core

“C” model

7206/8-core

“D” mdoel

POWER7+8202-E4D

POWER78202-E4C

520 4-core8203-E4A

520 2-core8203-E4A

IBM Power Systems


HA/DR Offering: CBU for i Power 720

� Prerequisites� New server order or upgrade into new model

from POWER6 520 � Primary server must be a POWER7 or POWER6

server with equal or higher IBM i software tier. � Must purchase minimum of one IBM i processor

license entitlement for new CBU server� Registration of primary system and CBU is

required prior to CBU order being manufactured

Primary for 6/8-core (P10) = Power 720, 740, 750, 760, p260, p240, 520*

550* or 560*, PS70x, or JS23/4S-----------------------------------------

Primary for 4-core (P05) = Power 720, 740, 750, p240, p260, 520*, 550*, 560* ,

PS70x, or JS23/43

� Temporary transfer of unused IBM i processor license entitlement from primary to CBU server

� Temporary transfer of unused IBM i user license entitlements

� Note: No lower-priced hardware or lower priced IBM i licensing – savings is in transferability.

CBU Power 720FC #0444

* POWER6 5xx, not POWER5

Temporary transfers

IBM i processor license entitlement

5250 Enterprise Enablements

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POWER7+ 740 Express✓Single or Dual Sockets✓4U Form Factor✓POWER7+✓6 or 8 cores per socket✓Up to 1 TB Memory✓5 + 4 PCIe x8 Gen2 Slots✓6th PCIe x4 Gen2 slot for Ethernet ✓Dual GX++ Slots

� 12X PCI Drawer option� Ultra SSD I/O Drawer option

✓6 or 8 SFF Bays� Optional add’l Storage drawers

✓Optional Split Backplane support on planar

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POWER7+ 740 8205-E6D 6 / 8 / 12 / 16 Core

� Single or dual sockets processor options:– FC #EPCP 6 Core @ 4.2 GHz– FC #EPCQ 8 Core @ 3.6 GHz– FC #EPCR 8 Core @ 4.2 GHz

� Can add 2 nd module later

�For 6 / 8 Core Single Socket– Max 512 GB memory – Max 1 12X I/O loop– Max 1 EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer– IBM i P20 tier / 5250 Entitlements– AIX small tier

�For 12 / 16-core Dual Sockets– Max 1024 GB memory– Max 2 12X I/O loops– Max 2 EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer– IBM i P20 tier / 5250 Entitlements– AIX small tier

* Added 4Q 2010

IBM Power Systems


HA/DR Offering: CBU for i Power 740

� Prerequisites� New server order � Primary server must be a POWER7 or

POWER6 server with equal or higher IBM i software tier.

� Must purchase minimum of one IBM i processor license entitlement for new CBU server

� If transfer 5250, must have at least one 5250 Enterprise Enablement on CBU server

� Registration of primary system and CBU is required prior to CBU order being manufactured

Primary = 740, 750, 760 770, 550*, 560* or 570*

Temporary transfers

IBM i processor license entitlement

5250 Enterprise Enablements

� Temporary transfer of unused IBM i processor license entitlement from primary to CBU server

� Temporary transfer of unused IBM i 5250 Enablement from primary to CBU server

� Note: no priced hardware, savings in licensing and 5250 transfers

CBU Power 720FC #0444* POWER6 5xx, not POWER5

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POWER7+ 720 / 740 * Power 720

8202-E4DPower 740

8205-E6D

POWER7+Architecture

4-core 3.6 GHz6-core 3.6 GHz 8 core 3.6 GHz

1 or 2 x 6-core 4.2 GHz 1 or 2 x 8-core 3.6 GHz1 or 2 x 8-core 4.2 GHz

Planar Single Socket Dual Socket Single Socket option

DDR3 Memory DIMMs 4 / 8 / 16* / 32* GB 4GB to 512* GB

4 / 8 / 16 / 32 GB 4GB to 1 TB

SAS SFF Bays Up to 6 or 8 HDD or SSD

PCIe Gen2Expansion Slots

Five x8 Full High (FH) (Base)One x4 FH (Base) / Ethernet Adapter

Four x8 LP ( Optional)

Integrated SAS Controller Standard: RAID 0, 1, & 10 Optional: RAID 5 & 6

Integrated Ports 3 USB, 2 Serial, 2 HMCEthernet in 6 th PCIe slot Quad 10/100/1000 Media Bays 1 Slim-line & 1 Half HeightI2X PCIe IO Drawers Max 2 ** Max 2 / 412X PCI-X I/O Drawers Supported ** SupportedHDD/SSD-only drawer Max 14** Max 14EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer Max 1 ** Max 1 or 2Virt Management IVM & HMCRedundant Power and Cooling Optional Standard

EnergyScale TPMDWarranty 3 Years

Power 720: 1S4UPower 740: 2S4U

Power 720: 1S4UTower

* max of 64GB memory on 4-core Power 720** max zero drawers on 4-core Power 720

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


Merging Power 770 & Power 740 = Power 750/760

Quad SocketsIO Subsystem

Memory ArchitectureRAS Features

Power 740

Power 770

Power 760

Power 750

Enterprise System featuresExpress System pricing

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ Power 750 / 760

� New generation of Express/Enterprise Class servers– Evolution of Power 750– Provides more Core, more Memory, more IO bandwidth, etc.

� Wide range of uses..– Data Base– ERP – Server consolidation

� Enterprise features– 40GB of Internal IO bandwidth– Split Backplane support standard– Six full size PCIe Gen2 slots with Blind swap support– Blind swap PCIe adapter support– Quad Socket processor design– Memory Density options– CUoD support ( Power 760 )

� Supports up to 640 / 960 LPARs

IBM Power Systems


Processor Offerings for Power 750 and Power 760

Cores

Sockets 1 2 3 4

Power 750 8 16 24 32

Power 760 12 24 36 48

Power 750 Power 760

IBM Power Systems


Power 750 ✓POWER7+

✓ 8 Cores per Socket @ 3.5 & 4.0 GHz

✓Up to Four Sockets

✓Up to 32 Cores

✓Up to 1 TB of memory

✓6 PCIe Gen2 slots

✓6 SFF DASD/SSD Bays

✓Multifunction card w/ up to 4 10GbE ports

✓Enhanced RAS

✓Three year maintenance coverage

IBM Power Systems


Power 750

Supports up to 640 LPARs

Up to 32 Cores4 Socket / 5U

8408-E8DPOWER7+ Arch.Up to 4 Sockets

8-core DCM @ 4.0 GHz8-core DCM @ 3.5 GHz

DDR3 Memory Up to 1 TBCapacity on Demand N / A

SAS SFF Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSD Split Backplane support

IO Expansion Slots in CEC

PCIe x8: 6 Slots ( Hot Swap )Dual GX++ Bus (with 2 or more DCM)

Integrated IO CntrlSAS ( Dual ) plus SATAStandard RAID 0, 1, & 10Optional RAID 5 & 6

IVM / HMC Support Yes / Yes (HMC optional)

Integrated Multifunction Card (IMFC)

4 Ethernet (Dual 10 Gb & Dual 1 Gb or Quad 10Gb); 2 USB, 1 serial

Integrated Ports 1 USB, 2 HMC, 2 SPCN, plus IMFCMedia Bays 1 Slim-line for DVD 12X PCIe IO Drawers Max 4 (no PCI-X drawers)

EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer Max 2HDD/SSD-only drawer Max 51Redundant Power Redundant Cool

YesYes

EnergyScale Dynamic Energy Save & Capping

3 Yr Maintenance 24 x 7

FC # 2319

IBM Power Systems


Power 760 ✓POWER7+ ✓12 Cores per Socket @ 3.1 & 3.4 GHz ✓Up to Four Sockets✓Up to 48 Cores✓Up to 2 TB of memory✓6 PCIe Gen2 slots ✓6 SFF DASD/SSD Bays✓Multifunction card w/ up to 4 10Gb E ports

✓Capacity on Demand for Processors� Permanent activations� Dynamic Processor Sparing

✓Enhanced RAS✓Three year maintenance coverage

IBM Power Systems


Power 760

Supports up to 960 LPARs

Up to 48 Cores4 Socket / 5U

9109-RMDPOWER7+ Arch.Up to 4 Sockets

12-core DCM @ 3.4 GHz12-core DCM @ 3.1 GHz

DDR3 Memory Up to 2 TBCapacity on Demand Yes for Processors (Permanent only )

SAS SFF Bays Up to 6 HDD or SSD Split Backplane support

IO Expansion Slots in CEC PCIe x8: 6 Slots ( Hot Swap )Dual GX++ Bus (with 2 or more DCM)

Integrated IO CntrlSAS ( Dual ) plus SATAStandard RAID 0, 1, & 10Optional RAID 5 & 6

IVM / HMC Support No / Yes (HMC required)

Integrated Multifunction Card (IMFC)

4 Ethernet (Dual 10 Gb & Dual 1 Gb or Quad 10Gb); 2 USB, 1 serial

Integrated Ports 1 USB, 2 HMC, 2 SPCN, plus IMFCMedia Bays 1 Slim-line for DVD12X PCIe IO Drawers Max 4 (no PCI-X drawers)

EXP30 Ultra SSD Drawer Max 2HDD/SSD-only drawer Max 51

Redundant PowerRedundant Cooling

YesYes

EnergyScale Dynamic Energy Save & Capping

3 Yr Maintenance 24 x 7

IBM Power Systems


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IBM Power Systems


Power 750 / 760 Performance Considerations

�Power 750+ / 760 systems design / topology is similar to Power 770 with 6 core sockets–Similar workload characteristics–Bandwidths between cores is higher than those between Sockets / Nodes

–Latency across Sockets / Nodes is higher than latencies between cores

�Memory Bandwidth per core–Power 750+ = Power 750–Power 760 < Power 750

• Power 760 has more cores per socket

POWER7+ 750 / 760 POWER7 770

A

B

C

D

“C”

“D”

“A”

“B”

P76 Core

P76 Core

P76 Core

P76 Core

P76 Core

P76 Core

P76 Core

P76 Core

P7+ P7+

P7+ P7+

P7+ P7+

P7+ P7+

IBM Power Systems


Front View

6 SFF DASD/SSD Bays• Standard split Backplane 3+3• Optional 2+2+2 split• Optional 6 (no split) w/ RAID5/6

DVD (has its own SATA controller )

Fan

Op Panel

Fan Fan Fan Fan

Batteries for Opt RAID5/6 Write Cache

IBM Power Systems


Power 750 / 760 Rear View

GX++ Bus

10 Gb ENet

PowerSupplies

HMCPorts

PCIe

PCIe

PCIe

PCIe

PCIe

PCIe

SPCNPorts

SerialPort

USBPorts

1Gbt ENet

GX++ Bus

VPD

SASPort

IBM Power Systems


POWER7 750 POWER7+ 750 POWER7+ 760Sockets 4 4 4

Cores 32 32 48Frequencies 3.2 – 3.6 GHz 3.5 – 4.0 GHz 3.1 – 3.4 GHz

Maximum Memory 512 GB 1 TB 2 TB

GX slots 1 GX++ & 1 shared GX 2 GX++ 2 GX++

PCI slots 2 PCIx & 3 PCIe Gen1 6 PCIe Gen2 6 PCIe Gen2

MultiFunction Ethernet ports *

Four 1Gb or two 10Gb

Two 10Gb CNA + Two 10/1 Gb

Two 10Gb CNA + Two 10/1 Gb

SFF SAS bays 6 / 8 6 6

Integrated split backplane No Yes Yes

LPARs 10 per core 20 per core 20 per core

Height 4U 5U 5U

Installation Customer Set-Up Customer Set-Up IBM installedCoD N / A N / A Processor on Demand

Software Tier Small Small MediumHMC Optional Optional Required

POWER7+ 750 / 760 Systems

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ Performance

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

710 / 720 730 / 740 750 760 770 780

rPerf ratings charted. If CPW ratings charted, the bars show the same scaling.

IBM Power Systems


Power 750 / 760 Performance …

Power 595POWER5+64 Core

@ 2.3 GHz

Power 570POWER616 Core

@ 5.0 GHz


@ 4.0 GHz


@ 3.4 GHz

rPerf ratings charted. If CPW ratings charted, the bars show the same scaling.

IBM Power Systems


RAS ItemPower 750+

Power 760+

Power 770+

Power 780+

Power 795

Redundant / Hot Swap Fans & Blowers ● ● ● ● ●

Hot Swap DASD / Media / PCI Adapters ● ● ● ● ●

Concurrent Firmware Update ● ● ● ● ●

Redundant / Hot Swap Power Supplies ● ● ● ● ●

Dual disk controllers (split backplane) ● ● ● ● ●

Processor Instruction Retry ● ● ● ● ●

Alternate Processor Recovery ● ● ● ● ●

Redundant / Hot Swap Power Regulators ● ● ● ● ●

PowerVM™/Live Part. Mobility/Live App Mobility ◙ ◙ ◙ ◙ ◙

Dynamic Processor Sparing ▬ ◙ ◙ ◙ ◙

Memory Sparing ▬ ▬ ◙ ◙ ◙

Redundant Service Processors ▬ ▬ ●* ●* ●

Redundant System Clocks ▬ ▬ ●* ●* ●

Hot GX Adapter Add and Cold Repair ▬ ▬ ● ● ●

Hot-node Add / Cold-node Repair ▬ ▬ ●* ●* ●*Hot-node Repair / Hot-memory Add ▬ ▬ ●* ●* ●*

Dynamic Service Processor &System Clock Failover ▬ ▬ ●* ●* ●

Hot-node Repair / Hot-memory Add for all nodes ** ▬ ▬ ●* ●* ●*Enterprise Memory ▬ ▬ ● ● ●

Hot GX Adapter Repair ▬ ▬ ● ● ●

Active Memory Mirroring for Hypervisor ▬ ▬ ◙ ● ●

Power Pools ▬ ▬ ▬ ● ●

● Standard◙ Optional▬ Not Available

* Requires two or more nodes

POWER7+ RAS Feature Overview

IBM Power Systems


AIX Operating System Support







� AIX V5.3 TL12: Statement of Direction– Must have AIX 5.3 Service Extension contract signed

IBM Power Systems


AIX 5.3 support for POWER7+ MMD and MHD

� Full fills Statement of Direction

� Announced: January 8, 2013

� Shipped: January 11, 2013

� AIX 5.3 TL12 SP 7 extends support for the following IBM Power Systems:

– IBM Power 780 Server (9179-MHD)

– IBM Power 770 Server (9117-MMD)

– Includes support for EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer

– IBM Flex System p260 Compute Node (7895-23X)

� Requires purchase of the AIX 5.3 Service Extension

� AIX 5.3 is no longer in standard support

IBM Power Systems


PS700PS701PS702

Power 710 / 730720 / 740

795

PS703PS704

Power 7101 / 7301

7201 / 7401

7701 / 7801

PureFlexp260p460

Power 770+ / 780+

Power 710+ / 730+720+ / 740+750+ / 760

AIX.5.3 TL10 SP 5 SP 5 N / A N /A N /A N /A N /A

AIX.5.3 TL11 SP 5 SP 5 SP 7 N / A N / A N / A N / A

AIX.5.3 TL12 New SP 1 SP 4 SP 5 SP 6 SP 7 SoD

AIX 6.1 TL4 SP 7 SP 7 SP 10 N / A N / A N / A N / A

AIX 6.1 TL5 New SP 3 SP 6 SP 7 N / A N / A N / A

AIX 6.1 TL6 New New SP 5 SP 6 SP 8 SP 10 SP 11

AIX 6.1 TL7 New New New New SP 3 SP 6 SP 7

AIX 6.1 TL8 New New New New New New SP 2

AIX 7.1 TL0 New New SP 3 SP 4 SP 6 SP 8 SoD

AIX 7.1 TL1 New New New New SP 3 SP 6 SoD

AIX 7.1 TL2 New New New New New New SP 2

VIOS 2.1.3 2.2 2.2.0.12 FP24 + SP2 2.2.1 2.2.1 2.2.1.5

2.2.22.2.2.2

2.2.1.5 SoD

“C” Models

AIX / VIOS Software Support

POWER7+ Models

IBM Power Systems


IBM i Operating System Support

� IBM i 7.1, or later

� IBM i 6.1.1 with machine code 6.1.1, or later– NOTE: on POWER7+ 750/760 servers 6.1 is supported as a CLIENT

partition accessing all its I/O through either IBM i 7.1 or through VIOS without additional charge. See detailed IBM i charts for implications.

– Power 750/760 does not offer FC # EB34. Without #EB34, IBM i 6.1 can not be ordered as the primary OS with FC #2145 & #0566

� SAN Load Source SpecifyBoot from SAN (FC #0837)Optional Load Source Specify

� System Console - Internal LAN (FC #5553)

IBM Power Systems


Linux

� SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 2, or later– With current maintenance updates available from SUSE to enable all planned

functionality.

� SOD for Red Hat Executive Linux:

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+750 / 760

Integrated Multifunction

Card

POWER7 Processor

IBM Power Systems


Power 750/760 Integrated Multifunction Card

�Four Integrated Multifunction Card (IMFC) options#1768 = $ 1785 #EN10 = $ 3013#1769 = $ 3358 #EN11 = $ 4061

�Every 750/760 needs one …. can change to different feature later if needed– Power down server to replace (not hot plug)

�Does not require a PCIe slot

�Use VIOS to virtualize Ethernet ports (no integrated virtualization without VIOS)

�AIX/Linux can use Ethernet ports directly or use VI OS, IBM must use VIOS– IBM i LAN consoles must be natively attached, not connected through VIOS

Rear view of POWER7+

750/760

� Four Ethernet ports– Two SFP+ (Copper

or Optical SR)– Two RJ45

� Two USB ports� One serial port

Prices shown are IBM USA suggested list prices as of Feb 2013 on a Power 760 and are subject to change without notice; Reseller prices may vary.

IBM Power Systems


Multifunction Cards

FC #1768 (Copper)FC #1769 (Optical)

Dual 10 Gb Optical / 1 Gb EthernetDual 10 Gb Copper / 1 Gb Ethernet

Dual 10 Gb Optical / 1/10 Gb Ethernet Dual 10 Gb Copper / 1/10 Gb Ethernet

FC #EN10 (Copper)FC #EN11 (Optical)

SerialUSB

10Gb / 1Gb / 100MbRJ45

EthernetCAT-6A cabling

SerialUSB1 Gb / 100MbRJ45

Ethernet

* picture shows two SFP+ slots into which two 10Gb transceivers will be placed (not shown). IBM always ships Multifunction card with two transceivers. No additional feature code is required to order the transceivers. Do not try to change to a different transceiver.

10 Gb Ethernet

*

10 Gb Ethernet

*

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


� POWER7+ AME Hardware Accelerator– Enhanced Power Systems value for AIX– On-chip enhancement

� Compared to POWER7, more efficient memory expansion (less processor

overhead for the same compression/decompression – or even more equivalent memory for the same processor overhead)

7+

Expandmemory

True memory

Truememory

True memory

True memory

True memory

True memory

Expandmemory

Expandmemory

Expandmemory

Up to 25% more memory

expansion

Expandmemory

Expandmemory

Expandmemory

Expandmemory

POWER7+ accelerator

Up to 100% POWER7

Up to 125% POWER7+

Note expansion percentage very workload dependent

POWER7+ Active Memory Expansion

IBM Power Systems


Benefit of POWER7+ HW Accelerator

POWER7 Act Mem Exp CPU Time

POWER7+ Act Mem Exp CPU Time

Work of managing

pages

Work of compress /

decompressWork of compress / decompress

Work done with software

Work done by hardware accelerator

CP

U T

IME

• Less CPU for the same amount of memory expansion

• Can then run more partitions or work per partition

• If fewer cores needed, may result in lower software licensing

• OR more memory expansion for the same amount of processor

• Better able to relieve memory shortages and improve performance

• May be able to do more work

Work of managing

pages

IBM Power Systems


� POWER7+ uses on-chip hardware accelerator to do some of the compression / decompression work. There is a knee-of-cure relationship for CPU resource required for memory expansion – Even with POWER7+ hardware accelerator there is some resource required.– The more memory expansion done, the more CPU resource required

� Knee varies depending on how compressible memory contents are

% CPU utilization for expansion

Amount of memory expansion

POWER7

Active Memory Expansion - CPU & Performance

POWER7+

IBM Power Systems


� Permanent Enablement features – Chargeable – Power Blades & PureFlex #4796 Enablement Feature– Power 710/730 & 7R1/7R2 #4795 Enablement Feature– Power 720 #4793 Enablement Feature– Power 740 #4794 Enablement Feature– Power 750 #4792 Enablement Feature– Power 760 #4792 Enablement Feature– Power 770 & Power 780 #4791 Enablement Feature– Power 795 #4790 Enablement Feature

� ONE feature per server – no matter how many partitions choose to use it

� One-time, 60-day trial - No charge– Request via Capacity on Demand Web page

www.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/cod/

Additional Rules/Insights• Permanent enablement available either with new server order or with MES order• There is no mechanism to move enablement to a different server • Enablement does not mean function has to be used. Enablement allows Act Mem Exp to be used

on any or all of the AIX partitions selected by the client

Active Memory Expansion Product Structure

POWER7 or POWER7+

Same feat code, Same price

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 710/720/730/740/770/780 IBM i Native I/O support

� IBM i 7.1 native I/O support & virtualized I/O � IBM i 6.1 native I/O support (with #EB34)� Plus virtualized options -- supported as client of IB M

i 7.1 or VIOS

IBM i 6.1 partition

I/O *• Disk, SAN, tape, • WAN, LAN, • Crypto, Optical

IBM i 7.1 partition

VIOS partition

I/O• Disk, SAN, tape, • LAN, • OpticalWith #EB34

* Note: #EB34 provides no new additional native device support. IBM i 6.1 continues to support the devices it already supports. If a device requires IBM i 7.1, then #EB34 does not expand that support to an IBM i 6.1 partition.#EB34 is a VET code. It physically ships no hardware. If ordered as an MES an enablement code is shipped and keyed into the server.

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 750/760 IBM i Native I/O support

IBM i 6.1 partition

I/O• Disk, SAN, tape, • WAN, LAN, • Crypto, Optical

IBM i 7.1 partition

VIOS partition

I/O• Disk, SAN, tape, • LAN, • Optical

� IBM i 7.1 native I/O support

� IBM i 6.1 NO native I/O support (no #EB34)

� I/O supported as client of IBM i 7.1 or VIOS

IBM Power Systems


POWER7+ 750/760 IBM i Native I/O support

* IBM plans are subject to change without notice.

IBM i 6.1 supported only as client of IBM i 7.1 or V IOS

“Easy”• Disk• SAN• Tape• LAN• Optical

IBM i 6.1 partition

IBM i 7.1 partition

VIOS partition

I/O• Disk, SAN, tape, • LAN, • optical

“No virtualization”• WAN – any phone line connection –

may have to write a program on 6.1 to talk to a program on 7.1 ... Fax/400 a challenge

• Hardware Crypto card

Note: VIOS on 6.1 supports many LAN adapters, NPIV, AMS, VMControl, etcNote: IBM i 7.1 supports WAN and Crypto cards natively, but does not virtualizeNote: VIOS does not virtualize RDX

IBM Power Systems


IBM i Hardware-Related News

�Support of newly announced hardware – POWER7+ 710/720/730/740/750/760– PCIe Gen2 adapters: 16Gb Fibre Channel adapter & 4-port 10/1Gb

Ethernet– 1.5 TB RDX cartridge & HH LTO-6 tape drive

�EXP30 Ultra SSD I/O Drawer support– IBM i 7.1 TR6 support (Native support – not through VIOS)

�Support use of USB flash memory sticks– IBM i 7.1 TR6 native and virtualized– USB ports on system units (not on PCIe adapters)– D-mode IPL supported

�NPIV (N_Port ID Virtualization) attach of SVC, V7000 Storwize, V3700– IBM i 7.1 TR6 expands existing VSCSI support – Native support not offered (SOD for V3700 native IBM i 7.1 support)

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


� Server Management – POWER7+ 710 / 720 / 730 / 740 / 750 / 760

� Virtualization Management – Mobility

• Performance improvement for Live Partition Migratio n– Usability

• GUI for VIOS install� Console Management

– Browser currency– Security currency– Update of expired user password for Kerberos authen ticated users– Remove support for 7315-C04, 7315-CR2, 7310-CR2

HMC V7 R7.7.0 (1H 2013) Highlights

FYI: POWER7 Servers which currently are not planned to be provided 7.6 or later Firmware levels. (Fixes continued to be provided.)

• Power 710/720/730/740 “B” or “C” models• Power 750 “B” model• Power 755 “C” model• Power 770/780 “B” models• Power Blades

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


Agenda – Bonus Topics � POWER7+ Chip Technology


� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760






� AIX-specific enhancements



� Bonus Topics– Pure Systems update – Terms & Conditions for firmware– rPerf/CPW values

IBM Power Systems


IBM PureApplication System on Power

– POWER7+ Technology– Fully assembled, cabled, integrated rack offered

in four configurations: 96, 192, 384, 608 cores– Pre-loaded and pre-configured with:

• AIX• IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor

Edition• IBM DB2 Enterprise Edition• Patterns: IBM Transactional Database, Data Mart,

and Application for Java

IBM Power Systems


CPW

GHz (#core/socket) : CPW (# core)

POWER7+ 7103.6 GHz (4): 28,400 (4)4.2 GHz (6): 49,400 (6)4.2 GHz (8): 64,500 (8)

POWER7+ 7304.3 GHz (4): 59,700 (8)4.2 GHz (6): 89,200 (12),3.6 GHz (8): 104,700 (16)4.2 GHz (8): 117,600 (16)

POWER7+ 7203.6 GHz (4): 28,400 (4)3.6 GHz (6), 42,400 (6),3.6 GHz (8): 56,300 (8)

POWER7+ 7404.2 GHz (6): 49,000 (6), 91,700 (12)3.6 GHz (8): 56,300 (8), 106,500 (16) 4.2 GHz (8): 64,500 (8), 120,000 (16)

POWER7+ 7503.5 GHz (8): 52,000(8), 96,000(16), 141,500(24), 185(32)4.0 GHz (8): 59,000(8), 108,000(16), 158,000(24), 208,000(32)

POWER7+ 7603.1 GHz (12): 69,800(12), 129,000(24), 194,700(36), 258,000(48) 3.4 GHz (12): 75,200(12), 137,000(24), 209,000(36), 274,000(48)

IBM Power Systems


rPerf

GHz (#core/socket) : rPerf (# core)

POWER7+ 7103.6 GHz (4): 53.9 (4)4.2 GHz (6): 90.6 (6)4.2 GHz (8): 115.5 (8)

POWER7+ 7304.3 GHz (4): 120.4 (8),4.2 GHz (6): 176.6 (12), 3.6 GHz (8): 197.7 (16) 4.2 GHz (8): 223.1 (16)

POWER7+ 7203.6 GHz (4): 53.9 (4) 3.6 GHz (6), 79.5 (6), 3.6 GHz (8): 102.4 (8)

POWER7+ 7404.2 GHz (6): 90.6 (6), 176.6 (12) 3.6 GHz (8): 102.4 (8), 197.7 (16)4.2 GHz (8): 115.5 (8), 223.1 (16)

POWER7+ 7503.5 GHz (8): 104.5 (8), 197.0 (16), 275.9 (24), 354.9 (32) 4.0 GHz (8): 117.1 (8), 220.7 (16), 309.2 (24), 397.7 (32)

POWER7+ 7603.1 GHz (12): 142.1 (12), 264.8 (24), 370.7 (36), 476.7 (48)3.4 GHz (12): 151.4 (12), 282.1 (24), 395.0 (36), 507.8 (48)

IBM Power Systems




� POWER7+ 710/730 & 7R1/7R2

� POWER7+ 720/740

� POWER7+ 750/760








� Bonus Topics

IBM Power Systems


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