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pSeries

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A family of Unix-based servers from IBM that are based on IBM's POWER CPUs and run under the AIX and Linux operating systems. Officially known as the eServer pSeries, the pSeries is IBM's server family for computation-intensive applications in graphics, scientific and industrial fields. Originally launched as the RS/6000 family of workstations and servers in 1990, the first pSeries server models were introduced in 2000.

RS/6000 to pSeries to p5
In 2004, IBM introduced the eServer p5, once again, changing the name of the line. p5 servers use the POWER5 CPU. See p5 and RS/6000.
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6 Linux kernel, combined with the processing capabilities of IBM POWER5 processor-based servers, including IBM eServer OpenPower, IBM eServer BladeCenter JS20, IBM eServer pSeries and IBM eServer iSeries, provides a strong foundation for a full range of applications.
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Business needs differ from organization to organization and with this release of UPSTREAM Reservoir, INNOVATION now offers a choice of platforms used as the host storage backup server; Windows, AIX, Intel Solaris, Sun Solaris, x86 Linux, Linux for pSeries and Linux for zSeries.
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Integrating POWER4+ technology into low-end eServer pSeries systems continues our trend of driving down price points while at the same time dramatically increasing performance.
New IBM eServer system offers 110 percent more performance by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
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