Server Spotlight Newsletter
February / March 2005, Issue 1
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IBM xSeries and pSeries community newsletter
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Table of Contents
Introducing Workhorse Entry and Extreme-Performing IBM p5 Models
The new IBM p5 510 and 510 Express entry models and the extreme-performing p5 575 supercomputing cluster
.node rounds out the IBM eServer p5 family. These UNIX® and Linux® environment systems are built
.on advanced IBM POWER5™ processors and offer optional innovative IBM Virtualization Engine™
.technologies that continue to help redefine IT economics.
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SPECIAL OFFER
Get a 5% rebate on your next IBM lease of an IBM xSeries or pSeries solution, plus receive all of the advantages of leasing!
Discover how financing can help reduce costs and improve cash flow. This offer expires on 12/31/2005. >>>

For more information about this special offer, please contact your local Client Manager or 800-771-7000 x480.
See the p5 510 and 510 Express video.

Profiting From p5
Will your servers be there for the long haul? IBM pSeries servers delivers value based on technology leadership and solid migration road map offerings and options. No business can allow itself to stand still or be cornered by its existing technology in this on demand world. >>>

Upgrade Advisor: AIX 5L For On Demand Computing
An on demand computing environment encompasses five fundamental technology strategies: open standards, virtualization, dynamic logical partitioning, Capacity Upgrade On Demand, and workload management. Learn how IBM's vision for on demand computing goes hand-in-hand with the AIX 5L operating system. >>>

If you have any questions regarding this newsletter or would like additional information, please contact us at 800-771-7000 x480.
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