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THIS SLIDE ANIMATES AUTOMATICALLY IBM has conducted research to understand how recent server trends have created un-tapped power that Grids and virtualization can unlock. This is not news to you, I am sure, but as IT began deploying servers for each application, often low cost servers, the average utilization has plummeted. This represents a huge pool of potential savings, IF AND ONLY IF those resource can be mined or harvested cost-effectively, without additional burdens on systems management! UNIX has been through many evolutions – beginning in the 80s with what many have referred to as the workstation generation – where the emphasis was on graphics. Then, the 90s brought the server generation and thus began the proliferation of one application per server – along with database serving and a focus on reliability, availability and serviceability. Now, we are at the beginning of the 3rd generation – the Systems Generation – where the focus is on doing more with a single server. Consolidating multiple workloads with multiple operating systems -- on fewer systems for increased flexibility and efficiencies. There is an emphasis on a much more secure and resilient infrastructure that can protect itself against threats. And, this new systems generation is all about IT simplification – optimization – and automation. It’s a new UNIX…and IBM is leading the new Systems Generation for UNIX with the announcements you will hear today. Here’s what’s new about this POWER5+ technology: It’s faster! It’s smaller -- by 37%! It uses less power! It supports large page size! We have improved the memory controller And, it supports our exciting new Quad-Core Module [it’s big news for you] – but more about that in just a minute! Here is what we will discuss today……. The completion of our POWER5+ processor line of systems – beginning with our leadership high-end models 590 and 595. In addition, we are announcing the new p5-505Q model – another system with IBM’s i