> "IBM was the big winner because they already had the > technology in place and were able to deliver in > quantity," he says. Indeed, IBM has sold over 1,000 > of its zSeries 900 ...
> Even more surprising than the number of MIPS (millions > of instructions per second) shipped, says Mastrobattista, > is the fact that 60-65 percent of them were for > non-traditional workloads ... A curious mixture. The '60-65%' figure is comparatively new - by the time it was being widely used, IBM was stating _1300_ sales of z900s. -- Phil Payne http://www.isham-research.com +44 7785 302 803 +49 173 6242039
