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IBM Power E1150 9043-MRU

IBM Model E1150 9043-MRU is the enterprise midrange Power11 system for large AIX and Linux databases, analytics, and consolidation. It does not support IBM i.

IBM Model E1150 9043-MRU
Form Factor 4U enterprise midrange
Family Enterprise
Supported Operating Systems AIX, Linux
Best Fit Memory-intensive and data-intensive AIX or Linux workloads that need enterprise capacity beyond the scale-out S-series

Key Characteristics

  • 4U enterprise midrange system
  • 16 through 120 Power11 cores
  • Up to 16 TB of DDR5 memory
  • Supports AIX and Linux but not IBM i

Workload Fit

  • High-volume transactional databases
  • In-memory databases and analytics
  • Large AIX and Linux consolidation
  • Organizations outgrowing scale-out systems

IBM Model E1150 9043-MRU is the enterprise midrange Power11 system for large AIX and Linux workloads. It does not support IBM i.

That operating system boundary should settle the first buying question. If IBM i must run on the new system, compare S1124 or E1180 instead. If the work is a large database, analytics, or consolidation project on AIX or Linux, E1150 is the enterprise step above the scale-out S-series.

What IBM Model E1150 9043-MRU includes

Operating systemsAIX and Linux only

IBM i is not supported.

Processor range16 through 120 cores

The platform can grow from one socket to a larger enterprise configuration.

Memory256 GB through 16 TB

DDR5 capacity for large databases and memory-heavy workloads.

Internal storage10 NVMe bays per node

Broader storage design remains part of the quote.

I/O expansionUp to 4 drawers per node

Built for an enterprise adapter and storage plan.

S1124, E1150, or E1180

S1124 9824-42A

Largest scale-out model with a P20 or P30 IBM i option. Supports IBM i, AIX, and Linux.

E1150 9043-MRU

Enterprise memory, I/O, or database capacity for AIX and Linux only.

E1180 9080-HEU

Highest-end Power11 platform for critical IBM i, AIX, and Linux estates.

The name E1150 sounds like the natural middle choice for every enterprise Power11 project. It is not. The workload and operating system decide whether it belongs on the shortlist.

Source context: Midland's current Power11 catalog and E1150 data sheet list model 9043-MRU for AIX and Linux workloads and state that it does not support IBM i. Confirm the final configuration with the current product record before ordering.

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