Re: Calling names - System i5

The specific product, as the hardware server model, was branded a System i5 server. The family of hardware, inclusive of what would previously have been referred to as any of S/3X, AS/400, iSeries, and System i5, was branded /System i/. So call the claims whatever you like, I think the claims fit with what IBM had done.

That may even include an alluded emphasis\focus tending toward the OS because with continued convergence into an effective System pi and now i5/OS on blades, the hardware focus may finally be losing out to a more OS-focus approach. An approach that many alluded was more appropriate, analogous to how Windoze was and still is using the same moniker irrespective of its underlying hardware. That focus clearly shows in the conference naming, a common hardware chipset irrespective of form factor and an OS, those listed at www.ibm.com/services/learning :

IBM POWER Systems Technical University featuring AIX and Linux Chicago, Illinois, USA
IBM POWER Systems Technical University featuring i5/OS Chicago, Illinois, USA

So....
Windoze on Intel, Dell server
i5/OS on POWER, System i5 server
Linux on POWER, System i5 server
AIX on POWER, System i5 server
i5/OS on POWER, System p5 server
i5/OS on POWER, JS22 blade
AIX on POWER, System p5 server
Linux on POWER, System p5 server
Lx86 on POWER, System p

Regards, Chuck