IBM Power System S812L and S822L(영문)

Features & benefits

Feature	Benefits
SMT8	Improve system performance by increasing the throughput of workloads with large or frequently changing working sets, such as database servers and Web servers by: Ability to invoke up to 8 concurrent threads per core Ability to schedule threads across core Ability to designate/change primary thread
Java Code Optimization w/HW Assist	Taking already strong Java performance to the next level, included as part of Java Runtime, hardware helpers for Java IT code Optimization
Transactional memory	Reducing customer cost by Improving performance of legacy software with large sequential components
Efficient power management	Lower power usage at idle Optimized workload power management Improved performance per watt at moderate utilizations
PCI Gen3	Significant increase in bandwidth and reduction in latency Required for Analytics, Big Data. Coupled with memory bandwidth drives higher compute than x86
On-chip and In-core cryptography	Plug into the existing crypto framework to provide transparency for applications
Coherent Accelerator Processor Interface**	Virtual Addressing & Data Caching Easier, more natural programming model Enables applications not possible on I/O
PowerKVM: Open Source Server Virtualization alternative for Power8 Power Linux Servers	Optimize Linux Workload Consolidation and scale out of workloads at a lower cost of ownership Maintain flexibility and agility by exploiting Open Source Community Leverage traditional Linux admin skills on Power Systems to administer virtualization Use open source tools like OpenStack to manage virtualization
PowerVM® SR-IOV Adapter and POWER8 Hardware Support**	Simplification of the virtualization administration user experience Support for new hardware Risk reduction by using templates for repeatable deployment of workloads Improved intelligence for performance and capacity of virtualized Power Systems™
PowerVP™ provides real time performance monitoring to pinpoint performance bottlenecks and relate them to specific virtualized workloads	Provides the information to optimize virtualized POWER7® and POWER8 systems configurations Validation of DPO changes for system optimization Allows visual understanding of how the VMs are mapped to physical resources

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