IBM Intros New Servers, Storage for Analytics, Cloud, Virtualization

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eWeek: IBM is rolling out 55 new or updated products aimed at helping enterprises make better use of their data. Those products include several new Smart Analytics Systems, which are pre-configured mainframe or Power-based servers featuring IBM’s analytics software.

Other notable releases include the DB2 Analytics Accelerator, the Storwize V7000 Unified midrange disk storage system, IBM System Storage DS8000 Release 6.2, PowerSC security and compliance tools, SmartCloud Entry, zEnterprise Starter Edition for Cloud and the BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud.

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