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Hitachi Data Systems Announces Additional Features for Pilot Series Mainframes
Business Wire, Oct 1, 1997
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 1, 1997--Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) today announced new features and functions for the latest generation of its CMOS-based HDS Pilot Series(TM) mainframe computers.
In addition to Application Preservation in basic, or non-MLPF, mode, and Dynamic SP Standby, both of which are already supported on the Pilot P7 models, the following features will be available on P7 models in 1Q98:
15 LPARs (with a single IOCDS)
Application Preservation for MLPF
Application Preservation for LPARs running under MLPF
Dynamic Coupling Facility Dispatching (Pilot PS and P7 models)
Enhanced Dynamic Storage Reconfiguration
Internal Coupling Facility.
The HDS Pilot Series, first announced in April 1996, today includes 32 models for optimized performance granularity. Together with HDS' complementary Skyline Series(TM), the fastest commercial mainframes in the world, HDS offers a total of 52 mainframe models.
Hitachi Data Systems markets, worldwide, a broad range of information processing solutions, including enterprise servers, storage subsystems, peripheral products, and professional services. Owned by Hitachi, Ltd. and EDS, HDS has its headquarters in Santa Clara. For online information about HDS' products and services, access http://www.hds.com on the World Wide Web. -0-
NOTE TO EDITORS: HDS Pilot Series and HDS Skyline Series are trademarks of Hitachi Data Systems Corporation. All other brand or product names are or may be trademarks of, and are used to identify, products or services of their respective owners.
CONTACT: Hitachi Data Systems
Mark Lewis, 408/970-4356
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