IBM® Power® is a family of servers that are based on IBM Power processors and are capable of running IBM AIX®, IBM i and Linux®. Respond faster to business demands, protect your data from core to cloud, and streamline insights and automation.

The IBM Power E1080 is the most powerful and scalable server of the IBM Power portfolio. It supports up to 240 Power10 processor cores and up to 64 TB memory, and is designed to run AIX, IBM i and Linux.

The IBM® Power® S1012 is the edge-level server of the IBM Power portfolio. It is a 1-socket, half-wide Power10 processor-based system designed for both edge computing and core business workloads. It is available in a 2U rack-mounted or tower chassis form factor.

Learn about IBM Power Virtual Server and its storage capabilities, including snapshots, clones, global replication services, and many more – ultimately to learn how you can leverage the benefits of cloud, whilst maintaining familiar storage capabilities that you leverage on-premises today!

Dubbed IBM Power4 (POWER was originally an acronym for “Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC”), the new processor served as the brains for an IBM eServer pSeries server called IBM Regatta. It met the goal of more than doubling …

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The IBM Power E1080 server is the industry's best-in-class server platform for security and reliability.

IBM Powerは、IBM Powerプロセッサーをベースとしたサーバー製品ファミリーです。オペレーティング・システムとしてIBM AIX、IBM i、Linuxが稼働します。

IBM's new Power System E980 and E950 servers top off the POWER9 family with scalability of up to 64 TB of memory, up to 192 POWER9 technology based processor cores, and PCIe Gen4 I/O expandability. They are designed for industry leading reliability, scalability, serviceability, and …

Power Virtual Server (Power VS) provides a frictionless path to hybrid cloud with deployable Power infrastructure to run AIX, IBM i, and Linux workloads in a pay-as-you-go model.