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HI All We have IBM server Rental, For more details click the below link. https://www.signwave.in/index.php Contact No:9886789678 1.2.2 Power S1022s server The Power S1022s (9105-22B) server is a powerful one- or two-socket server that is available with one or two processors per system, with an option of a 4-core eSCM Power10 processor running at a typical 3.0 - 3.90 GHz (maximum) or an 8-core eSCM Power10 processor running at a typical 3.0 - 3.90 GHz (maximum). All processor cores can run up to eight simultaneous threads to deliver greater throughput. When two sockets are populated, both must be the same processor model. This system is a rack-mount (2U EIA units) form factor with an increased depth over previous 2U Power servers. A rack extension is recommended when installing the Power S1022s server into an IBM Enterprise S42 rack. The Power S1022s server includes 16 DDIMM memory slots, of which eight are usable when only one processor socket is populated. Each of the memory slots can be populated with a DDIMM that is connected by using the new OMI. These DDIMMs incorporate DDR4 memory chips while delivering increased memory bandwidth of up to 409 GBps peak transfer rates per socket. They also support transparent memory encryption to provide increased data security with no management setup and no performance impact. The system supports up to 2 TB memory capacity with both sockets populated, with a minimum requirement of 32 GB installed per socket. Note: The 128 GB DDIMMs will be made available on 9 December 2022; until that date, the maximum memory capacity of an 8-core S1014 server is 512 GB. Note: The 4-core Power S1014 model does not support the connection of PCIe expansion or storage expansion drawers. Note: The 128 GB DDIMMs will be made available on 9 December 2022; until that date, the maximum memory capacity of an S1022s server is 1 TB. Chapter 1. IBM Power S1014, S1022s, S1022, and S1024 overview 5 Active Memory Mirroring is available as an option to enhance resilience by mirroring critical memory that is used by the PowerVM hypervisor.