IBM Power8 E Series Comparison Chart
The IBM Power 8 E Series is made up of three servers:
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The Power E850 server (8408-E8E) is designed primarily for private clouds in midrange and large enterprises.
Power E850 8408-E8E
The OpenStack cloud controller functionality (IBM calls it PowerVC), that links to PowerVM Enterprise is optional on this variation.
This server gets PowerVM rather than the PowerKVM that runs on the Linux only LC series.
The IBM Power 870 Server (9119-MME) is true Enterprise Level computing.
It is a high performing, secure, number crunching server.
It maxes out at 80 processors and 4tb DDR3 CDIMM memory.
The Power E870 is meant to handle large databases and the analyzing that goes with that.
The IBM Power E880 server (9119-MHE) is a scalable big iron server that provides the highest levels of world-class enterprise level reliability, availability, flexibility and performance.
It essentially replaces the Power 795 in the IBM Power Systems product line and can scale from one to four nodes.
The E880 currently maxes out at 192 cores at 4.02 GHz, but can also do 4.19 and 4.35 GHz.
With the maximum 32 TB memory, it’s designed for in-memory processing and will handle the most complex, mission-critical business needs.
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For our comparisons on other Power8 Systems, see these blog articles.
- IBM Power8 L Series Comparison Matrix
https://www.maximummidrange.com/blog/ibm-power8-l-series-comparison-matrix/3942 - IBM Power8 LC Series Comparison Matrix
https://www.maximummidrange.com/blog/ibm-power8-lc-series-comparison-matrix/3985
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