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© 2010 IBM Corporation
IBM System x & BladeCenter Delivering Smarter Systems for a Smarter Planet
Don Roy
© 2010 IBM Corporation2
Memory Capacity
A need to reduce operational expenses
Having to cut license fees and energy costs
Investing in only what is needed
Having to get the most out of existing data centers.
Do More With Less
Speed time from deployment to production
Optimized performance for their workload needs
Get more out of the people, IT, and spending they have
Flexibility to get the IT they need, the way they need it
Simplify
Difficult challenges create an opportunity for innovation
Client challenges with enterprise workloadsDatabase, Virtualization, Transaction processing
Restricted server utilization
Bigger workloads
Difficulty supporting more, bigger virtual machines, growing databases and increases in transaction processing.
© 2010 IBM Corporation3
The PC architecture has already been pushed to its limits
Are easy to acquire
Support a broad application base
Take advantage of readily available administration skills
In distributed computing environments, 85 percent of computing capacity sits idle1
Power and cooling costs are now eight times greater than they were 12 years ago2
Management costs now represent 70 percent of IT budget³
1 Based on IBM estimates.2,3 Clabby Analytics, The Data Center ‘Implosion Explosion’ … and the Need to Move to a New Enterprise Data Center Model , February 2008
x86 SERVERS
BUT
We Love Them!
We Hate Them!
© 2010 IBM Corporation4
Traditional server paradigms need to change
Personal Computers
Rack optimized
Blade Servers
Tower PC Servers
The x86-based PC architecture is now 28 years old. It has evolved through PCs, towers, racks and blades. Holds 53 percent of the server market and that number is growing.
© 2010 IBM Corporation5
A smarter planet demands smarter systems
Scale quickly and efficiently.
Remove memory bottlenecks.
Maximize utilization.
Are optimized for workloads.
Provide rapid access to data.
Clients need systems that:
DATAWorkloads
Innovation
The next generation x86 architectures must be able to keep up with the proliferation of workloads and explosion
of data of a smarter, more interconnected planet.
© 2010 IBM Corporation6
IBM Systems………….
In today’s economy, we need dynamic infrastructures that drive down costs, and are intelligent and secure.
Not just containing operational cost and complexity, but achieving breakthrough productivity gains through virtualization, optimization, energy stewardship, and flexible sourcing.
Increasingly customer demand for quality service & continuous accessibility
Security, resiliency & compliance challenges are created by the accelerating pace of change.
Reduce Cost
Improve Service
Manage Risks and Threats
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Smarter systems from IBM enable you to add memory to x86-based systems independently of the processor
Add up to
and licensing costs by
Reduce storage costs by up to
more memory per processor
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6x
97%
50%
© 2010 IBM Corporation8
System x & BladeCenter“Fit for Purpose”
Scale Out
Sca
le U
p
BladeCenter
Infrastructure Simplification,
Application Serving
Server Consolidation, Virtualization
Enterprise &
iDataPlex
Web 2.0, HPC,
Grid, Energy Efficiency
Stand alone Applications
Rack and Tower
© 2010 IBM Corporation9
Maximize memory, minimize cost, simplify deployment
New thinking for the next generation of x86 systems
Smarter Systems for a Smarter Planet
© 2010 IBM Corporation10
eX5 leadership for an evolving marketplace5th Generation of X-Architecture
1st Gen: First x86 server with scalable 16 processor design
20032nd
Generation
20053rd
Generation
20011st
Generation
2nd Gen: First x86 server with 100 #1 Benchmarks
3rd Gen: First x86 server with Hot-swap memory
4th Gen: First x86 server to break 1 Million tpmC
5th Gen: Breakthrough performance, ultimate flexibility, simpler management
2010 5th
Generation
20074th
Generation
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eX5 Portfolio - Systems for a Smarter Planet
Broad coverage for most enterprise applications, server
consolidation, virtualized workload enablement.
4U / 4-WayScalable
Demand for minimum footprint as well as integrated networking infrastructure has increased the growth of the blade form factor.
BladeCenter HX5
Powerful and scalable system allows some workloads to migrate onto 2 socket design that delivers enterprise computing in a dense package
System x3690 X5
Consolidation, virtualization, and database workloads being migrated off of proprietary hardware are demanding more addressability
System x3850 X5
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IBM System x3850 X5
Scalable 4-socket 4U server
Up to 96 DIMMs with MAX5
eXFlash
FlexNode
Get the best performance per workload with a versatile, scalable platform that delivers 6 times the memory of any 4-socket x86 system today for the maximum utilization, reliability and
performance needed for compute- and memory-intensive workloads.
System Specifications
4x Xeon 7500 series CPUs (4C/6C/8C) 64 to 96 DDR3 DIMMs / per node 6 open PCIe slots (+ 2 additional) Up to 8x 2.5” HDDs or 16x 1.8” SSDs RAID 0/1 Std, Optional RAID 5/6 2x 1GB Ethernet LOM 2x 10GB Ethernet SFP+ Virtual Fabric / FCoEE Scalable to 8 socket, 192 DIMM Internal USB for embedded hypervisor IMM, uEFI & IBM Systems Director
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(2x) 1975W Rear Access Hot Swap, Redundant P/S
(4x) Intel Xeon CPU’s
(8x) Memory Cards for 64 DIMMs – 8 1066MHz DDR3 DIMMs per card 6x - PCIe Gen2 Slots
(+2 additional)
2x 60mm Hot Swap Fans
(8x) Gen2 2.5” Drives or2 * eXFlash
(2x) 120mm Hot Swap Fans
Dual USB Light Path Diagnostics
RAID (0/1) standard, RAID 5/6 Optional
DVD Drive
2x 10Gb Ethernet Adapter
x3850 X5: 4-socket 4U x86 (Nehalem EX) platform
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IBM System x3690 X5
Scalable 2 socket 2U server
Up to 64 DIMMs with MAX5
eXFlash
FlexNode
A scalable server that delivers up to 4x the memory of today’s 2-socket servers and double the processing cores, for unmatched performance.
System Specifications
2x Xeon 6500 & 7500 series CPUs (4C/6C/8C) 32 to 64 DDR3 DIMMs / per node 2 x8 PCIe slots, 2 x8 Low Profile slots Up to 16x 2.5” HDDs or 24x 1.8” SSDs RAID 0/1 Std, Opt RAID 5 2x 1GB Ethernet Optional 2x 10GB SFP+ Virtual Fabric / FCoEE Scalable to 4 sockets, 64 DIMM or 128 DIMM Internal USB for embedded hypervisor IMM, uEFI, and IBM Systems Director
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(1x) x16 (full height, full length or (2x) x8 (1 full size, 1 full height / half length) (2x) PCIe x8 Low Profile(1x) PCIe x4 Low Profile for RAID
(4x) N+N 675W Rear Access Hot Swap Redundant P/S
(16x) Gen2 2.5” Drives or3 * eXFlash
Scaling ports
32 x DDR3 Memory DIMMs16 in upper mezzanine (pictured)16 below
8x Memory Buffers
(4x) 60mm Hot Swap Fans
Dual USB
Light Path Diagnostics
DVD Drive
x3690 X5: 2-socket 2U (Nehalem EX) platform
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MAX 5 Doubles Memory Capacity
MAX 5 Features:
Expand memory capacity
No impact on memory latency
Up to double the number of memory DIMMs than the competitors
Over five times the memory capacity in two sockets vs. today’s leading two-socket systems
2 mechanical designs (1u or Blade)
Provides the memory customers have needed for database and virtualization – up to 100% more
virtual machines
Allows higher memory capacity to be reached with less expensive DIMMs for more economical high
end implementations
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8-socket4-socket2-socket
Maximize memoryThe new eX5 portfolio provides as much as twice the amount of memory as competitive systems
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3 System x3850 X5 Systems(4-socket, 6-core)
100 to 3
What does this mean for your business?Reducing the cost of your IT
100 HP DL380 G4 Rack Servers(2-socket, 2-core)
3 Month ROI
Save 70% per year in IT costs
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50 to 2
2 System x3850 X5 Systems(4-socket, 8-core)
50 HP DL585 Opteron Rack Servers(4-socket, 4-core)
3 Month ROI
Save 80% per year in IT costs
What does this mean for your business?Reducing the cost of your IT
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Minimize costEliminate the memory bottleneck and minimize VMware licensing costs
Software licensing costs for VMware Enterprise Plus Cost: $3,500 per processor. Memory is constrained before processors are fully utilized.
Software licensing costs for VMware Enterprise Plus Cost: $3,500 per processor. Memory is constrained before processors are fully utilized.
2S Non-IBM server
x3690 X5 with MAX5
82%more VMs
Same 2S license cost
x3690 X5 with MAX5
4S Non-IBM server
50%license cost
Same number of VMs
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Minimize costReduce Microsoft SQL software licensing costs by 50 percent using eX5 technology
Notes:All pricing shown is Microsoft List Pricing as of January 2010 per the pricing information on http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/pricing.aspxPricing model used is per processor licensing which is based on $24,999 per physical socket on the server (logical cores are not counted)
A 1,000 user SQL Server 2008 database using a Nehalem-EX system.
Non-IBM Nehalem-EX server System x3690 X5 2-socket Nehalem-EX server
SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition licensing cost SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition licensing cost
US$100,000 US$50,000
50%license cost
Same number of users
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eXFlash - Maximum internal storage performance
eXFlash Features
Up to 2 eXFlash per system UP to 240,000 IOPs, 1.6TB per FlashPack RAID 5/6 and high throughput non-raided Hot swappable, front accessible, modules
Combination of solid-state disk technology and high-speed controller architecture deliver extreme performance to replace limited IOPs of traditional HDDs
Maximize Performance, Cost, Reliability
A single x3850 X5 with eXFlash delivers the same storage performance of: 800 spinning hard drives For just 3% of the cost 3.2TB in x3850 x5 / 4.8TB in x3690 x5
Each blazing fast eXFlash delivers:
Over 240,000 IO operations per second
99% better performance per watt
Power reduced to 1% of spinning disks
64x greater reliability over traditional HDDs
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IBM BladeCenter – Industry Leading Choice
Purpose optimized chassis versatile family common solutions complete compatibility
Innovative advantages Less power/heat Family compatibility Ecosystem of suppliers Better redundancy Innovative technology options
Platform optimized blades flexible solutions
MultiCoreCell
OEM
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IBM BladeCenter HX5Scalable high end blade for high density compute and memory capacity
System Specifications
2x Xeon 7500 and 6500 series CPUs (4C/6C/8C) 16x DDR3 VLP DIMMs MAX5 memory expansion to 40 DIMM Scalable to 4S, 32 DIMM or 4S, 80 DIMM UP to 16 I/O ports and to 2x SSD Optional RAID 5 with battery backed cache Optional 10GB Virtual Fabric Adapter / FCoEE Internal USB for embedded hypervisor IMM, uEFI, and IBM Systems Director
Scalable blade server enables standardization on same platform for two- and four-socket server needs for faster time to value, while delivering peak performance and productivity in high-density environments.
Scalable 2 socket Blade
Up to 80 DIMMs with MAX5
Latest NHM – EX processor
FlexNode
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HX5 Blade
2x Intel Nehalem-EXProcessors
16x VLP DDR3 Memory
2x SSD drives (1.8”)
Dual & redundant
I/O and Power
2x IO Expansion Slots(1x CIOv + 1x CFFh)
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HX5 4-Socket Blade
4x Intel Xeon 7500Series CPUs(2 per node)
4x IO Expansion Slots(2x CIOv + 2x CFFh)
32x VLP DDR3 Memory (16 per node)
4x SSD drives (1.8”)(2 per node)
2x 30mm nodes
HX5 Configurations 2S, 16D, 8 I/O ports, 30mm 4S, 32D, 16 I/O ports, 60mm
Additional Features Internal USB for embedded hypervisor Dual & redundant I/O and Power IMM & UEFI
Scale Connector
16x memory buffers(8 per node)
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MAX5 for HX5
24x VLP DDR3 memory
6x memory buffers
HX5+MAX5 Configurations 2S, 40D, 8 I/O ports, 60m 4S, 80D, 16 I/O ports, 120mm
MAX5
HX5
FireHawk6 SMI lanes4 QPI ports3 scalability ports
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Bringing the goodness of eX5 to blades… Snaps onto base blade (sold as a bundle w/ base HX5) Enables more memory than any other blades
Blade leadership! Up to 30% more VMs than max competition blade Flexible configurations & unmatched memory capacity,
scaling from 1-socket, 32D 4-socket, 80D Uses processors that cost up to 30% less than the
competition for scaling Targeted for Virtualization & DB for customers that
need a blade form factor
Never before seen levels of scaling… 2-socket, 30mm building block 2-socket 4-socket w/ logical partitioning
Max compute density! Up to 32 cores in a 1¼ U equivalent space Modular scalability in 2-socket increments to get to 4-
socket Targeted for database, and compute intensive
simulations
HX5 Blade HX5 Blade with MAX5
IBM BladeCenter Scalable Blades
2P, 30mm2-socket, 16DIMM
8 I/O ports30mm
4-socket, 32DIMM16 I/O60mm
2-socket, 40DIMM
8 I/O 60mm
4-socket, 80DIMM16 I/O 120mm
Common Building Block
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Reduce $/VM cost by over 30% by virtualizing on HX52.5X memory over HP BL490, more VMs per server, drastically reduced SW licensing costs
Customer Scenario
$60K Budget
2 – 3 GB / VM
50% utilization
Customer Scenario
$60K Budget
2 – 3 GB / VM
50% utilizationHP BL490 G6
VMware Enterprise Plus Cost: $5,100 / processor – Memory constrained before processors are fully utilized
Servers purchased 2 servers 1 server
CPU / Memory 4 CPUs / 36 DIMMs 2 CPUs / 40 DIMMs
SW license cost VMWare cost: $20,400 VMWare cost: $10,200
VMs supported 70 virtual machines 90 virtual machines
30% more virtual machines at same CapEx
50% VMWare license cost savings
50% fewer servers to manage
1/3 more compute overhead for peak workloads
PLUS OpEx savings from simplified management and reduced energy costs
30% more virtual machines at same CapEx
50% VMWare license cost savings
50% fewer servers to manage
1/3 more compute overhead for peak workloads
PLUS OpEx savings from simplified management and reduced energy costs
HX5+MAX5
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Optimize workloads: Run interactive applications by day on a 2S system and batch jobs by night on 4S system
Help reduce software licensing costs: Execute partitions to optimize software licensing costs when priced per system core.
Boost security: Isolate workloads to help improve security and assure quality of service.
Two 2S SystemsOne 4S System
FlexNode enables you to dynamically transform a single into two distinct systems - and then back again
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eX5 configuration flexibilityChoose a system that fits your needs today and in the future
Base System
Native (QPI) Scaling
Memory Expansionwith MAX5
Memory Expansion and Scaling with MAX5
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3.5x Faster SAP performance
3.8x Performance
2.8x Database Performance
Benchmarks Show the Advantage of eX5 The 3850 X5 outperforms HP’s DL580 G5 across the board!
Designed for enterprise applications, eX5 systems are the only ones with the right balance to deliver maximum capability and minimum cost
Virtualization demands memory to run the most efficient virtual environments. With eX5, clients can get 6 times the memory as HP’s Dunnington – based DL580 G5.
Database and transaction processing applications need the memory capacity and bandwidth from eX5. And with eXFlash, clients can lower costs 97% for database storage.
TPC-E
SPEC
VMmark
2-tier SAP SD
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IBM’s New 2 Socket Servers Can Help!
x3550 M3 – General Business Compact Server
x3650 M3 - The Ultimate Business Critical Server
x3500 M3 - Business Critical Tower Server
x3400 M3 – General Business with Enterprise Features
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Lower costs with improved performance 50% more cores1
Up to 40% top bin-to-bin performance increase and up to 60% for HPC1
Up to 15:1 consolidation with a 3-month payback from clients’ current install of 4-year old servers1
New Low-power SKUs1
50% more memory capacity2 on rack-optimized servers
60% more internal storage capacity2 on rack-optimized servers
Let us help you meet your IT challenges
1 Based on Intel Data 2Combination of more DIMMs/drive bays & increased capacities (may be backward compatible on M2)
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IBM System x3650 M3
The flagship System x 2U 2-socket rack server delivers leadership performance per watt computing and handles business-critical applications. You get exceptional price/performance with low total cost of ownership.
NEW higher performing 4C & 6C Intel® Xeon® Processor 5600 Series
40% to 60% (HPC) performance increase 15:1 consolidation w/ 3 month payback 2-Socket 2U 18 DIMMs UDIMM Support Up to 9.6TB of storage2
6 Gb RAID #1 SPEC Power Benchmark3
50% more memory1
60% more storage
Best in class reliability and availability w/ predictive failure & redundancy
LeadershipEnergy Efficiency
1Combination of more DIMMs/drive bays & increased capacities (may be backward compatible on M2) 2 June 3 x3650 M2
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IBM System x3550 M3
The flagship System x 1U 2-socket server is our low-cost rack server capable of handling many business critical applications. You get great server value in a compact 1U form factor.
NEW higher performing 4C & 6C Intel® Xeon® Processor 5600 Series
40% to 60% (HPC) performance increase15:1 consolidation w/ 3 month payback2-Socket 1U18 DIMMsUDIMM SupportUp to 4.8TB of storage6 Gb RAID
50% more memory1
60% more storage
LeadershipEnergy Efficiency
Open architecture and common tools for quick and simple installation
1 Combination of more DIMMs/drive bays & increased capacities (may be backward compatible on M2)
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Customers can lower energy costs $100 per server annually and maintain workload levels with significantly fewer of the new IBM x3650 M3 servers (2)
200520 - x346 Server
Single-Core processor
20101 - x3650 M3
Server
Six-Core processor
20:1 Consolidation Ratio(1)
with Energy Efficient Design
50% lower annual energy costs(3)
Over 12x more performance per server(3)
93% Floor Space Reduction
Reduce TCO With Increased Performance
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:1 C
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(1) Based on IBM Alinean Tool Results(2) IBM Engineering Research Study, Feb 2009(3) Based on Intel performance data, 2009
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Rotated the rack 90 degrees• Doubles the density in same
footprint • Half depth, front-access servers
- Low air-flow impedance• Greater cross-section for RDHx
100 U Rack• 16 Vertical U for switches and
PDU’s
600mm (840mm w/RDHx)
1200mm
446 x 520mm
446 x 520mm
1020mm
444 x 700mm
444 x 700mm
1280mm
1050mm
Two Standard 19” Racks
One iDataPlex
Rack
iDataPlex – Innovative Design
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IBM iDataPlex dx360 M3
Maximize performance and optimize energy and space efficiencies with the latest iDataPlex server. The innovative, half-depth iDataPlex design continues to improve by optimizing for maximum density and airflow efficiencies. The new features deliver outstanding performance in a flexible platform that can be tailored to your data center’s processing, storage or I/O needs.
NEW higher performing 4C & 6C Intel® Xeon® Processor 5600 Series 2-Socket highly dense server
SPECpower leadership 2 processor score16 DIMMsUp to 24TB of storage in a 3U configurationNetwork convergence at the server Increased Performance for HPCMore memory bandwidth with 2 DIMM per
channel @1333 MHzLow voltage memoryOptional Redundant Power
Higher PerformanceGreater Reliability
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RAID Controllers
Memory
Processors
Networking
Tape / Removable HDD
Storage (HDD/SSD)
Rack and power infrastructure
Storage HBA
Enhancing your IT value with System x Options – What’s New?
Intel® Xeon® Processor 5600 Series
10Gb “Virtual Fabric” adapter
2TB “Nearline” and 600GB 2.5” HDDs
320GB High IOPS SSD PCIe adapter
1.8” double dense SSDs
Optimizations for RAID 5, SSD & encrypting drives
Enhanced digital KVM switches
1.35V memory
16GB DIMMs1
1 June 2010
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System x & BladeCenter“Fit for Purpose”
Scale Out
Sca
le U
p
BladeCenter
Infrastructure Simplification,
Application Serving
Server Consolidation, Virtualization
Enterprise &
iDataPlex
Web 2.0, HPC,
Grid, Energy Efficiency
Stand alone Applications
Rack and Tower
© 2010 IBM Corporation42
Thank you!