IBM Power servers run through several generations, each system identified by machine type and model. Power9 machines include the E950 as 9040-MR9, E980, S914, S922, S924 and the LC and H models. Power8 covers the S812, S814, S822, S824, E850, E870 and E880 families, such as the 8286-42A S824. Power7 and Power7+ servers include the 710, 720, 730, 740, 750 and 780, with the 8233-E8B Power 750 Express as an example. Power6 comes in the 520 and 560, and POWER5 and p5 in the 510, 520, 550 and 595. An RS/6000 43P workstation server and a 9114 workstation reach back further still. Parts for these systems sit under IBM CPU and IBM RAM, and other IBM hardware under IBM.
IBM Power Systems servers for AIX, IBM i and Linux workloads, from Power9 models such as the E950 and H924 to Power8 S812LC, Power7 Express models like the 720 and 740, and earlier p-series systems. Many are listed by machine type and model, for example 8202-E4C or 9009-41A. Tell us the model and the processor, memory and I/O configuration you need and we will quote it configured.
9133-55A: IBM System p5 550 / 550Q POWER5+ Server
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