On November 12 2002, IBM announced the IBM eserver pSeries 650 server. This is the first POWER4+ microprocessor in a UNIX mid-range system. The p650 gives customers unprecedented performance, granularity, and reliability in a package which should appeal to the most demanding customers. This document discusses aspects of software tuning associated with the p650 system.
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