IBM Power8 PN: 9119-880 (9119-MHE) – Feature Code E880

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IBM Power8 PN: 9119-880 (9119-MHE) - Feature Code E880

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IBM Power8 PN: 9119-880 (9119-MHE) - Feature Code E880
IBM Power8 PN: 9119-880 (9119-MHE) - Feature Code E880

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IBM Part Number: 9119-880 (9119-MHE)

This PN provides one IBM Power8: Machine Type-Model (MTM): 9119-880 (9119-MHE) (E880) .

Due to the variety of configurations of this Power8 server, the best way to get pricing is the Quote form above, or call/email us at the contact info at the top of this page.

Product Information: Model Number: 9119-MME

Description: IBM Power8 Power E870 Server

Details:
The IBM Power E870 Server, also known as the 9119-MME model, is a robust and scalable system designed to deliver top-tier enterprise reliability, availability, flexibility, and performance. This server can be expanded by connecting up to four E870 units, enabling a system with up to 192 cores running at speeds of up to 4.02GHz and supporting a massive 16TB of memory. It effectively replaces the Power 795 in the IBM Power Systems lineup and can scale from a single node to a maximum of four nodes.

The E870 supports various core configurations, with options for 4.19GHz and 4.35GHz (refer to the provided chart). With a maximum memory capacity of 32TB, it is specifically engineered for in-memory processing, catering to the most demanding and mission-critical business requirements.

Designed with IBM DB2 users in mind, this server is optimized for IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration, offering industry-leading performance while reducing operational costs. IBM DB2 is a highly flexible and scalable SQL relational database system that can be accessed as a cloud service on Bluemix, eliminating the need for on-premises hardware. However, access to DB2 on Bluemix requires a fixed monthly fee.

Moreover, the server features OpenStack cloud controller functionality, referred to as PowerVC by IBM, which integrates with PowerVM Enterprise. Unlike the Linux-only LC series, the E series or E-class servers run PowerVM rather than PowerKVM, enhancing virtualization capabilities.

Key Features:
- Supports one to four 5U system nodes
- Includes one 2U 19-inch rack-mount system control unit drawer
- Compact design with only 12U for a two-node system or 22U for a four-node system
- One processor feature per system node
- Offers static or mobile processor activation features on a per-core basis
- Each system node includes 32 CDIMM slots, with a minimum of 16 populated per node
- Supports Active Memory Expansion, optimized onto the processor chip
- Eight PCIe Gen3 x16 I/O low-profile expansion slots per system node
- Features one slim-line SATA media bay per control unit enclosure
- Equipped with redundant hot-swap AC power supplies
- Includes two HMC ports per service processor
- Supports dynamic logical partitioning and processor and memory Capacity on Demand (CUoD)
- Offers PowerVM Virtualization
- Optional PowerHA for AIX, IBM i, and Linux
- Optional PCIe Gen3 I/O Expansion Drawer with PCIe Gen3 slots

IBM Power Systems are engineered for the most rigorous and data-intensive computing tasks on the planet. These servers, primed for cloud deployment, empower you to extract valuable insights from your data flow - whether it's overseeing mission-critical data, managing operational data repositories and reservoirs, or facilitating top-tier performance in cognitive computing.

With unmatched reliability and security measures, our infrastructure is crafted to effortlessly handle the most demanding data workloads imaginable, all while safeguarding your business interests.

SpecificationsPower E880
Machine type - model9119-MHE
System package5U / node, 19 inch rack
Number of system nodes2U system control unit
of processor sockets1, 2, 3 or 4
POWER8 Processor Options GHz : of cores4, 8, 12 or 16 cores
(EPBB) 4.35 GHz : 32,64, 96, or 128 cores
(EPBS) 4.19 GHz : 40, 80, 120 or 160 cores
(EPBD) 4.02 GHz: 48, 96, 144, 192 Min 8 cores active
Min - Max memory (min percent active) 1600 MHz DDR3 CDIMMs256 GB - 32 TB (50 percent)
Max 8TB per system node
(EM8J) 64GB (4X16GB CDIMMs) 1600 MHz, 4GBIT DDR3 DRAM
(EM8K) 128GB (4X32GB CDIMMs) 1600 MHz, 4GBIT DDR3 DRAM
(EM8L) 256GB (4X64GB CDIMMs) 1600 MHz, 4GBIT DDR3 DRAM
(EM8M) 512GB (4X128GB CDIMMs) 1600 MHz, 4GBIT DDR3 DRAM
(EM8Y) 1024GB (4x256GB CDIMMs) 1600 MHz, 4GBIT, DDR4 DRAM
System node disk/SSD baysN/A - Use EXP24S or SAN
System node Gen3 PCIe x16 slots32 slots with four nodes 8 per node
Max PCI3 Gen3 I/O drws16 (4 per node)
Max PCIe slots: System node plus Gen3 PCIe I/O drawers192 (all in I/O drawer)
Max EXP24S storage drawers168
Max SAS bays for disk or SSD4032
Max total system TB with 1.8 TB drives7,257 TB
AIX rPerf Range (32-core to max core)716 - 3,905.8
IBM i CPW Range (32-core to max core)381,000 - 2,069,000
Capacity on Demand optionsCUoD, Elastic, Utility, Trial for processor and memory, Block elastic days offered at no-charge with initial order
Power Enterprise PoolsYes, with mobile activations on Power 770 (9117-MMD) and/or other Power E870
Power Integrated Facility for LinuxYes