Vibrant buys and sells new and used IBM BladeCenter chassis, parts or upgrades.

The IBM Bladecenter QS22 boasts PowerXCell 8i processors and a single-wide blade form factor. The result? Intense performance and outstanding computing density. Based on an improved version of the Cell Broadband Engineâ„¢ Architecture, clients will be impressed with notable performance acceleration of target workloads such as rendering and medical imaging.

Features of this model include:
•    Features two high-performance IBM PowerXCell 8i processors
•    Max 32 GB DDR2 memory
•    Dual Gigabit Ethernet
•    Optional Dual-port DDR InfiniBand® 4x HCA connected through PCI-Express (43W4423)
•    Optional Serial Attached SCSI daughter cards connected through PCI-X (39Y9190)
•    BladeCenter PCIe expansion unit (43W4391)
•    Optional 8 GB flash drive
•    Optional I/O buffer memory DIMMs (up to 2 GB, 2 x 1 GB)

Request a quote now on new or used IBM BladeCenter chassis, parts or upgrades, or contact us at info@vibrant.com or 888-443-8606 with any questions and price requests.

What they’re saying online about the IBM BladeCenter QS22:

IBM BladeCenter QS22: Design, performance, and utilization in hybrid...
IBM Journal of Research & Development; 09/01/2009. The IBM BladeCenter® QS22 is a blade server that is based on two IBM PowerXCell™ 8i...

($IBM) International Business Machines Leads Server Market
...with high-growth potential, including POWER6, BladeCenter QS22, BladeCenter-S, Systems z10 ... less energy than the comparable IBM BladeCenter H

IBM Leads Server Market – Analyst Blog
...with high-growth potential, including POWER6, BladeCenter QS22, BladeCenter-S, Systems z10 ... less energy than the comparable IBM BladeCenter H

Siggraph 2008 Rome Reborn Cell/BE Demo
12 Aug 2008 at 10:20pm



New Supercomputing Power for Commercial Markets
14 May 2008 at 3:56pm

Related models:

1. IBM BladeCenter JS22
2. IBM BladeCenter JS12
3. IBM BladeCenter LS42
4. IBM BladeCenter QS21
5. IBM BladeCenter HS22

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