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I cannot say anything about large installed systems, but I do want to
point out that the *current* high end is called "IBM Power 595". This
is the version that uses POWER6 CPUs in a 64 core package.

http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/595/index.html

Eric

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Subject: Largest installed, single, i 595?

I got this as a curiousity question over on my z forum when I was
talking about some interesting comparisons of the z versus the i. Does
anybody know what the largest actually delivered i 595 is? I.e. how many
processors, how much RAM, and how much disk?

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