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General| Operating System | AIX, IBM i, Linux |
|---|---|
| Architecture | POWER |
| Processor | POWER9 or POWER10 |
| Threads per core | 4 |
| Memory | Up to several TB per server |
| Storage | Multiple NVMe, SSD, HDD options |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supplies |
| Networking | Gigabit Ethernet, 10 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Use Cases | Enterprise workloads, AI, Cloud |
Details recent changes in parts, locations, and addresses since the previous update of this topic collection.
Explains how to identify part locations using location codes and system diagrams.
Provides detailed location codes and diagrams for specific IBM Power Systems models (e.g., 8202-E4B).
Provides system addresses for locating parts. Use the address to find the physical location.
Lists system addresses for specific IBM Power Systems models to aid in locating parts.
Details system part numbers specific to different IBM Power Systems models.
Lists part numbers for various cover assemblies, including front, rear, and side covers.
Diagrams and tables show system assembly part numbers for various components.
Illustrates the assembly of various server components with indexed part numbers.
Lists part numbers for keyboards available in different languages and regions.
Includes FCC, Industry Canada, and European Community compliance statements for the product.
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