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Explore both sides of IBM PureData System for Analytics
Single rack enclosure
How can an appliance architecture benefit you?
How can you deliver analytics faster?
How can you scale to analyze more data?
How can you lower your cost of operations?
How can an appliance architecture benefit you?
PureData System features a unique AMPP™ architecture that combines open IBM blade servers and disk storage with IBM’s patented, hardware-accelerated data filtering, using field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). This combination delivers fast query performance on analytic workloads and adapts to changing business queries with no additional indexing or tuning required.
IBM PureData System for Analytics Architecture:
A Platform for High Performance Data Warehousing and Analytics
How can you deliver analytics faster?
With blazing fast servers and an AMPP™ architecture, PureData System delivers advanced analytics at greater speeds. Each S-Blade is an independent server containing powerful multi-core CPUs, multi-engine FPGAs, and gigabytes of RAM, all balanced and working at peak performance. Designed with ample headroom, the system's CPU cores are equipped to run complex algorithms against large data volumes for advanced analytics applications.
7 S-Blades
- 2 Intel®10 Core Ivy Bridge CPUs
- 2 8-Engine Xilinx® Virtex®-6 FPGAs
- 128 GB RAM + 8 GB slice buffer
- Linux 64-bit Kernel
*Single server rack configuration
How can you scale to analyze more data?
Built for high volume data warehousing, PureData System offers workload-specific models that scale to meet an organization’s current and future needs. The family of seven configurations starts with a data capacity of 16 TB (N3001-001) and can grow to well over a petabyte for an eight-rack system (N3001-080), assuming a 4X compression rate.
12 Disk Enclosures
Total 288, 600 GB SAS2
Self-encrypting Drives
- 240 for User Data
- 14 for S-Blades
- 34 Spare
RAID 1 Mirroring
*Single server rack configuration
How can you lower your cost of operations?
With simplified procurement, management, and deployment needs, PureData System is built on simplicity and ease of use. These advances reduce the major expenses associated with ongoing fine-tuning and maintenance, resulting in a lower cost of ownership. Its SMP hosts do the code & SQL compilation, create optimized query plans and administer all connections.
SMP Hosts
- 2 Hosts (Active-Passive)
- 2 Intel® 10-Core Ivy Bridge CPUs
- 5 x 600 SAS Self-encrypting Drives
- Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 6 64-bit
*Single server rack configuration
Master risk and compliance.
PureData System processes and analyzes increasing amounts of banking data for accurate compliance reporting. Delivering advaned customer insights, this solution helps banks assess risk and understand their customers.
AmBank's Journey to Greater Insights with IBM PureData System for Analytics
Provide better patient care.
PureData System reveals commonalities and generates advanced insights from health data. With this information, providers can see patterns in treatments, develop effective protocols and improve patient care.
Seattle Children’s Hospital Turns Big Data into Better Care
Faster insight, further efficiency.
As digital sales increase, publishers amass more and more data. PureData System allows publishers to quickly draw insights from that data, driving stronger editorial decisions and significant savings.
John Wiley & Sons Brings Publishing Industry to Digital World with IBM PureData System for Analytics
Audit with intelligence and stop fraud cold.
PureData System enables actuaries to focus on analyzing data rather than building data, providing a single view of the customer. By cross-referencing claims with customer data, insurers can identify fraud in near real time.
Safety Insurance Relies on IBM PureData and Cognos to Better Understand and Retain its Customers
