IBM has unveiled a powerful new addition to their server lineup called the LinuxONE Emperor 5. This server features the Telum II CPU, which includes built-in AI acceleration, as well as the IBM Spyre PCIe accelerator cards that enhance its AI capabilities.
According to an official IBM statement, the LinuxONE 5 showcases significant advancements in security, emphasizing confidential computing, strong crypto bandwidth, and NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms. This makes it an appealing option for safeguarding workloads and data against both current and future threats, including complex attacks in the evolving quantum computing landscape.
Designed to tackle the pressing issues of cost, space, and energy consumption in AI, the LinuxONE Emperor 5 helps organizations streamline operations and reduce complexity by consolidating multiple workloads onto a single system with impressive capacity.
Delivering exceptional reliability, the LinuxONE Emperor 5 promises up to eight 9s (99.999999%) of availability. The Telum II CPU is equipped with a second-generation on-chip AI accelerator, allowing businesses to efficiently scale their predictive AI efforts.
This latest server is compatible with various operating systems, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE, and Ubuntu. To Get More Info about the LinuxONE Emperor 5, you can visit the official IBM site.
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