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Here are the top 5 reasons to choose IBM® Power®: ✅Modernize in place – up to a 48% lower 3-year TCO compared to running the same containerized applications…

Demonstration of deploying the open-source Sock Shop e-commerce solution using a mix of x86 and Power Worker Nodes with Red Hat OpenShift Multi-Arch 00:00 Intro00:14 Login to OCP GUI00:29 OC CLI00:37 Initiate build of the Sock Shop project to OCP01:10 Review OCP compute nodes using GUI01:46 Review sock-shop project using GUI02:32 Review micro-service Pod logs using GUI03:10 Review compute nodes and micro-service Pods using CLI05:30 Visit the sock shop, register user, review the catalogue, add shipping address and payment details, place and view order using the GUI08:41 Remove sock-shop project using CLISee https://youtu.be/qX23ScHmIoI for more information regarding the use of multi-arch with Power.

Hey #IBMPower #Ansible users! We just published a new VIOS collection (1.3.0) that contains several new capabilities, including the ability to download fixes,…

Home again after a very good Board of Directors weekend in Milan. Checking out the facilities for the Common Europe Congress in June next year as well as…

IBM Power and the Importance of Measurable Results  TechSpective

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For IBM Z & LinuxONE Live Demo Collection ( LINK ) NEWS FLASH : IBM Power10 is now available for reservations.

Replay of Paul Chapman introducing and demonstrating Red Hat OpenShift Multi-Arch with Power to IBM UKI Systems, Bruch & Learn attendees. Learn how, why and when to add Power to your x86 OpenShift cluster.

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Most server CPUs today use the Arm, RISC-V, or x86 instruction set architecture (ISA), but the Hexin team has turned to IBM’s Power, an open source …

Learn about .NET 8 on IBM Power and see how to create a containerised web application in less than 10 minutes. Announcing .NET 8 on Power with Red Hat

Question In order to plan correctly for system firmware maintenance, there is a need to know when new Releases are coming out along with when a Release is planned to go end of service pack support.  Therefore, the below table was created to provide this detail.  Things can come up that alters this schedule somewhat, but this is the current plan.  As things change, the table is updated to reflect status. 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Losing power: IBM Power. There was a time when IBM’s Power processors dominated the list and were in the top spot. Ten years ago, there were 41 …

Organizations with mission-critical workloads on IBM Power servers are increasingly looking at hybrid cloud strategies to balance flexibility, cost-effectiveness and performance for their IT infrastructure. You might even be interested in experimenting with new technology on Power or modernizing the application, development and test of your Power workloads by taking advantage of cloud-specific benefits while maintaining the same level of confidence in security and resilience you currently enjoy on premises.

Upgrading test IBM PowerVM Virtual I/O Server 3.1 (without any mappings) to 4.1. #IBMChampion #IBMPower #PowerVM #VIOS #IBMAIX #IBMi #LinuxOnPowerFrom: Power DevOps

BEDFORD, England, Nov. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Service Express, an industry-leading data centre and managed infrastructure solutions provider, has announced that its new Specialty Cloud for IBM Power solution is now available in Europe . “We’re thrilled to offer new and existing customers the benefits of IBM’s innovative technologies with our Specialty Cloud solution,” said Nick Ockwell, Service Express Chief Information Officer.

Watch IBM Champions Pete Massiello and Steve Pitcher as they answer questions covering all things IBM Power. Watch now to learn more about: – Options for moving to Power10 – End of Support for Power8 – End of Service for IBM i 7.3 – End of support for TS3100 tape libraries This hour-long Q&A answers questions IT professionals have regarding IBM Power10, Security, TS3100 Tape Drives, and beyond. Learn more about our Hardware Services: https://serviceexpress.com/infrastructure-services/data-center-hardware/

Watch IBM Champions Pete Massiello and Steve Pitcher as they answer questions covering all things IBM Power. Watch now to learn more about: – Benefits of External Storage – Migrating from Power8 to Power10 – Security – EOSL for Power8 and IBM i 7.3 – EOSL for TS3100 tape libraries – IBM software maintenance price increases for 2024 Learn more about our IBM Champions and Hardware Services: https://serviceexpress.com/infrastructure-services/data-center-hardware/

The End of Support for Power8 Scale-Out Systems will take effect on May 31, 2024, and October 30, 2024 for Scale-Up Systems. Do you have a plan to move to supported hardware? In this 60-minute on demand webinar, Steve Pitcher will cover: – What End of Support means for future planning – The risks of being no longer supported- Cost comparisons on IBM’s extended maintenance & new hardware Learn more about our IBM Champions and Hardware Services: https://serviceexpress.com/infrastructure-services/data-center-hardware/