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Intel Developer Forum | September 2009 IBM Innovations using: Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) & Platform Initialization (PI) Sean Brogan - Senior Software Engineer, IBM Systems and Technology Group © 2009 IBM Corporation
Modular and Blade Systems | Intel Developer Forum - September 2009 System X Servers • Comprehensive transition of the System x portfolio to UEFI based firmware • UEFI 2.1 PI 1.0 specification compliant • Improved management and configuration capabilities • Advanced “Touchless” Compatibility Support Module (CSM) • Trusted Platform features: TPM enablement, TCG and Core Root for Measurement support Blade Rack-mount Tower Large-scale • HS22 • x3650 M2 • x3550 M2 • X3250 M3 • x3500 M2 • x3400 M2 • x3200 M3 • dx360 M2* 13 * System does not support Trusted Platform features © 2009 IBM Corporation
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