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Old July 26th, 2006
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Hi all,

I work for a South African outsource company supporting power4 and power5 systems.
Been an AIX admin for about 9 years now.
What we could do 9 years ago on AIX compared to what we are doing with P5 and virtulaization etc is incredible.
The P6 looks even more amazing with online migration of workloads and lpar hibernation etc.
Actually makes me scared to think what power7 will be capable of.
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I agree, but I think IBM really has some work to do with virtualization. VMware has set the bar, even though its Intel based. As is usually the case, most CEOs can't tell one black box from another. When they grow accustomed to the capabilities of VMware, they will force IBM to adopt similar technologies on pSeries.
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