IBM Strengthens the Mainframe as a Premier Data Platform With Plans for Breakthrough Processor
January 27th, 2006 Leave a comment Visited 16 times, 1 so far today
IBM Strengthens the Mainframe as a Premier Data Platform With Plans for Breakthrough Processor
IBM today announced plans to deliver a breakthrough IBM mainframe specialty engine that will reinforce the System z9 as a trusted data platform. The System z9 Integrated Information Processor (zIIP) is a specialty engine that will run eligible database workloads and is designed to help free-up general computing capacity and lower software costs for select workloads such as business intelligence (BI), ERP and CRM on the mainframe. IBM will not impose software charges on zIIP capacity.
The zIIP, in effect, will be a high-speed engine that better enables data to be centralized on the mainframe. The ease and economy of this solution helps break down the walls between transactional datastores on the mainframe and BI, ERP and CRM applications that run on distributed computers. With the zIIP capability, the System z9 mainframe helps minimize the need to maintain duplicate copies of the data and provide better security between the applications and the data.
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