@schmidtbag The T2 was released in 2007, since then there have been new SPARCs at least annually from SUN/Oracle and Fujitsu – SUN's T2+ and Fujitsu's SPARC64 VII in 2008, Fujitsu's SPARC64 VIIIfx in 2009 and now Sun's UltraSPARC T3 and the SPARC64 VII+ by Fujitsu – so the development hasn't come to a stop in 2004!
i also just pick up a few of these and when i loaded window server 2003,,,i went into my computer and my C: drive reads 1.77 GB but my Drive is 36 GB why does it read that way,,do you know anyone that can help me out with this problem.
@schmidtbag It's interesting, I haven't found anything on the Oracle website to indicate that they are developing a new SPARC processor, but they dint just buy out Sun for nothing so in a few years they will probably have another one out.
Hmm, I will say that the IBM servers themselves are reliable rather than efficent. But considering the amount of information that can be processed with the POWER7 either might apply.
@Dms12444
has sun/oracle recently released a new cpu? the ultrasparc t2 is the latest i heard about and that was made in i think 2004. i'm actually very interested to see the positive changes oracle has made.
i wouldn't say ibm is efficient, i'd say the opposite. ibm is incredibly reliable, and reliability takes away efficiency. you can physically break part of an ibm server whilte its running and it will still run due to how redundant they are. you will get many errors though haha
@schmidtbag IT WAS the second best you could get. However seeing as Sun Microsystems was recently bought out by Oracle I would recommend otherwise. IBM may not be cheap but they are … efficient.
@enterprise0709
really? like i know windows fails a lot but do you have any idea how much these cost? i worked for ibm and 1 of their mainframe servers can cost over $2 million. ibm is NOT cheap. you could probably get a sun server though. basically the 2nd best you can get imo
@graveforensics if they gave me 5 bucks for every time they had to shut down the Windows Servers at school, i would have enough money to buy myself a new Linux server!
RFID is just another piece of identification. If you don't want to be tracked, you'll be happy because the range is at best a few feet, and you need a scanning device (a magic wand of some kind.)
Sorry to tell all you morons. RFID is not a way to "track" human activities. Jesus, how many times must I make my point that IBM is not at fault here. If you hate the idea about RFID, then you better die already, because it is coming anyways.
IBM is a corporation. Corporations are imaginary, they are just a bunch of people. The people working for IBM 60-70 years ago did bad things but that's meaningless since none of them work for IBM anymore and there is no way today's IBM would support terrorism or such things.
I cant get service from IBM.
I have an x3200 M2 and the HDDs HAVE to be IBM.
they cost 645.- 1TB.
Id like to buy somtehing else.
Watch out for the company !
Yes basically. Servers do cost a lot of money though. You would need to maintain it. Also if might be necessary to get a dedicated internet line for it.
The other ad in this series. Same people. Much longer. It indirectly sets up the Heist ad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbn_MUfTG0E
HEIST – IBM Network Servers
Agency Ogilvy & Mather USA
Released June 2002
That's awesome.
I think the man in that white shirt has been disciplined in his job. But, damn, this is so funny. 😀
ALL OF THE ASSETS
whats a server he says
Complaint with IBM China CSR on Centenial
Please Google:
Tragedy of Labor Rights Repression in IBM China
@schmidtbag The T2 was released in 2007, since then there have been new SPARCs at least annually from SUN/Oracle and Fujitsu – SUN's T2+ and Fujitsu's SPARC64 VII in 2008, Fujitsu's SPARC64 VIIIfx in 2009 and now Sun's UltraSPARC T3 and the SPARC64 VII+ by Fujitsu – so the development hasn't come to a stop in 2004!
@bestamerica Please explain.
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microsoft windows OS system is still inside this IBM computer
i also just pick up a few of these and when i loaded window server 2003,,,i went into my computer and my C: drive reads 1.77 GB but my Drive is 36 GB why does it read that way,,do you know anyone that can help me out with this problem.
@schmidtbag It's interesting, I haven't found anything on the Oracle website to indicate that they are developing a new SPARC processor, but they dint just buy out Sun for nothing so in a few years they will probably have another one out.
Hmm, I will say that the IBM servers themselves are reliable rather than efficent. But considering the amount of information that can be processed with the POWER7 either might apply.
@Dms12444
has sun/oracle recently released a new cpu? the ultrasparc t2 is the latest i heard about and that was made in i think 2004. i'm actually very interested to see the positive changes oracle has made.
i wouldn't say ibm is efficient, i'd say the opposite. ibm is incredibly reliable, and reliability takes away efficiency. you can physically break part of an ibm server whilte its running and it will still run due to how redundant they are. you will get many errors though haha
@schmidtbag IT WAS the second best you could get. However seeing as Sun Microsystems was recently bought out by Oracle I would recommend otherwise. IBM may not be cheap but they are … efficient.
@enterprise0709
really? like i know windows fails a lot but do you have any idea how much these cost? i worked for ibm and 1 of their mainframe servers can cost over $2 million. ibm is NOT cheap. you could probably get a sun server though. basically the 2nd best you can get imo
@graveforensics if they gave me 5 bucks for every time they had to shut down the Windows Servers at school, i would have enough money to buy myself a new Linux server!
lmao
LINUX FTW!!!!
come on.. we never read those email… hehe
Yeah, make more money is what they mean. Preferably of off wars, and better yet sponsoring both sides. Mothaf……….
RFID is just another piece of identification. If you don't want to be tracked, you'll be happy because the range is at best a few feet, and you need a scanning device (a magic wand of some kind.)
Sorry to tell all you morons. RFID is not a way to "track" human activities. Jesus, how many times must I make my point that IBM is not at fault here. If you hate the idea about RFID, then you better die already, because it is coming anyways.
IBM and it's ties to Human control:
watch?v=x2udoNmQkR4
IBM is a corporation. Corporations are imaginary, they are just a bunch of people. The people working for IBM 60-70 years ago did bad things but that's meaningless since none of them work for IBM anymore and there is no way today's IBM would support terrorism or such things.
God!What a comercial!I love it
I cant get service from IBM.
I have an x3200 M2 and the HDDs HAVE to be IBM.
they cost 645.- 1TB.
Id like to buy somtehing else.
Watch out for the company !
OMG. I LOVE IBM! My computer is a IBM ThinkPad! I LOVE IBM!
They still keep theit key technologies (Tivoli, DB2, Z/OS, TPF, AIX etc…) proprietary while Linux is smokescreen for community 😀
But at least they have cool commercials!
Great job on the video. Take a look at our Legacy System Replacement Planning Video and let me know what you think!
Best George cre8inc
Was that Z9 or ..?
I LOVE THIS AD!
This has to be one of my all-time favorites: right up there with Apple's 1984 ad. This is absolutely hilarious.
….. realy?
kyllä mäkin sillon nuorempana vetelin paljon käteen
win
Great Ad!
i really love this one
just wanting attention?
i cannot breath i need my pills .LOLOLOLOLO,OLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO;PLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO
I'm viewing this with my IBM T43 ThinkPad…Running Linux. 😀
hahaha OMG THAT WAS SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!
haha…5 stars
LINUX + WINDOWS= FUCK MAC
I just made the Linux switch. =)
LOL IM USEING LINUX RIGHT HERE lol
LOL IM USEING LINUX RIGHT HERE lol
The glorious things about a simple operating system 🙂 Less things to break, less security holes = more reliability.
Yes basically. Servers do cost a lot of money though. You would need to maintain it. Also if might be necessary to get a dedicated internet line for it.
a computer dedicated to sending and receiving data from the internet. Stuff such as websites are stored on servers, online gaming also uses servers.
well lets just say if there was no servers there would be no internet