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IBM System x® offers x86 servers that support Microsoft® Windows®, Linux® and virtualization so your business can take advantage of the next big opportunity. IBM System x servers are intelligent systems designed to reduce costs and complexity. Keep your applications running and your budget in check with an x86 server from System x. Learn more (US)
System x: What we offer
Meet the experts
Elisabeth Stahl
Chief Technical Strategist, Performance Marketing
Barbara Beltrame
x86 & Cloud Competitive Specialist
Kevin Murray
Worldwide x86 Server Marketing Manager
Otis Lackey
System x Marketing Manager
1- and 2-socket servers
Spotlights
Expert integrated systems
The world's first family of systems with integrated expertise is coming April 11th.
Learn more and register for the virtual event broadcast (US)
Innovative, high-performance technological advantages for your data center
MAX5, FlexNode and eXFlash provide the capacity needs for your toughest business challenges.
IBM x86 servers in the cloud
Find out why IBM x86 servers provide an excellent platform for the cost-effective deployment of private clouds.
Enable a more energy-efficient data center
IBM can help you realign your IT environment to accommodate changes in regulations, needs and demands around energy and power efficiency.
Read TBR's perspective on System x and energy efficiency (US)
Did you know...
- The new IBM System x M4 servers deliver compelling performance and energy efficiency. Ideas International explains why. (740KB)
- The new System x iDataPlex dx360 M4 demonstrates superior power efficiency with leadership performance per watt. (8.8KB)
- IBM comes in #1 in performance, virtualization leadership and customer satisfaction. (US)
- Registering your System x server can expedite technical help when you need it and help protect your business investment. (US)
The community speaks
"We're confident that with IBM, we are investing in a reliable and innovative solution that we can rely on for the long term."
— Alaa Pasha, president and chief executive officer, MacromatiX
"Each time we invest in new System x servers, the additional capacity and performance creates opportunities to do new things."
— Sanjay Rawal, CEO, Open Future
"The number one reason for consolidating to a single IBM System x3630 M3 is that it uniquely had an enormous amount of storage, processing power and memory in a single box."
— Shay Woodard, CIO of Beckmann Technologies and BlueLink Diagnostic Solutions
"We don't have a lot of space, so the compactness of the iDataPlex relative to its processing power made it an excellent fit for our institution. Likewise, its slim design is optimized for heat dissipation, which means that it requires less energy to cool."
— Vudhichai Parasuk, associate professor of chemistry and head of the computational chemistry unit cell at Chulalongkorn University
"The IBM iDataPlex solution puts us on the same level as animation studios on the other side of the world."
— Auchuara Kijkanjanas, managing director, Kantana Animation Studios
"This implementation is an important step towards standardizing the IT systems within the entire group. An application-independent server infrastructure based on IBM System x and IBM BladeCenter technology allows us to operate our business applications more efficiently."
— Dirk Kastner, Chief Information Officer, EDEKA Südwest
"SAN storage and virtualised servers used to be enterprise technologies, much too expensive for most schools. That has all changed. IBM's mid-range System x servers and System Storage disk systems are now within our reach, which means we can benefit from the lower operational costs and superior reliability provided by these technologies."
— Darren Farrow, Network Manager, Lord Grey School
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