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IBM eServer

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IBM eServer
Company typeBrand
IndustryComputer servers
PredecessorIBM RS/6000, IBM AS/400, IBM Netfinity, IBM System/390
Founded2000
FateRebranded to IBM System brand (2005–2006)
SuccessorIBM System z, IBM System p, IBM System i, IBM System x
OwnerIBM

IBM eServer represented a line of computer servers introduced by IBM in 2000 with the objective of integrating IBM's diverse server product lines under a single brand. This initiative brought together the following series:

  • The IBM RS/6000 was renamed as IBM eServer pSeries (based on POWER architecture)
  • The IBM AS/400 was rebranded to IBM eServer iSeries (focused on integrated systems)
  • The IBM Netfinity was transitioned to IBM eServer xSeries (Intel architecture commodity servers)
  • The 64-bit IBM eServer zSeries succeeded the IBM System/390 line, emphasizing zero downtime operations

The RS/6000 SP supercomputing series was eventually superseded by the Blue Gene platform.

Discontinuation

By 2005, IBM launched the IBM System brand to unify its server and storage offerings, completing this transformation in 2006:

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x Series: x86 HS/HX/JS/JX nodesTemplate:Br2000