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SEAL Systems is proud to support the release of IBM LinuxONE 5, a next-generation enterprise server designed to meet the demands of modern IT – combining advanced security, sustainability, and AI readiness.
As an IBM Partner, SEAL Systems ensures that our output management solutions are fully aligned with the capabilities and performance of LinuxONE 5, helping enterprises operate more securely and efficiently across hybrid environments.
Secure, compliant, and resilient
LinuxONE 5 features confidential computing, quantum-safe encryption, and confidential containers – offering protection for data, applications, and AI models at every layer. SEAL Systems complements these capabilities by delivering secure and compliant document output across the enterprise, with full control and traceability.
Energy-efficient infrastructure for sustainable operations
With up to 65% power savings versus x86-based systems1, LinuxONE 5 supports organizations in reducing their carbon footprint. SEAL Systems contributes to this by streamlining output workflows, minimizing print volumes, and supporting digital-first delivery strategies.
AI-ready by design
Built for intelligent workloads, LinuxONE 5 includes enhanced AI acceleration through Telum II and Spyre. Spyre is expected be available in the fourth quarter of 2025 via a PCIe Card.
SEAL Systems ensures output from AI-powered applications is handled securely and efficiently – supporting real-time document generation, automation, and enterprise-grade reliability.
Trusted by global enterprises
SEAL Systems works with some of the world’s leading organizations to streamline and secure their enterprise output management as part of broader digital transformation efforts. Our collaboration with IBM enables us to deliver scalable, secure, and future-ready solutions that support complex enterprise environments.
LinuxONE 5 raises the bar for enterprise IT – and SEAL Systems is ready to help organizations take full advantage of its capabilities.
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Save up to 65% of power consumption by moving cloud-native, containerized workloads from the compared x86 solution to an IBM LinuxONE Emperor 5.
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IBM internal performance tests for the core consolidation study compared an IBM Machine Type 9175 Max136 with 136 configurable processor units with an x86 solution that used a commercially available enterprise server with two 5th gen Intel Xeon Platinum 8592+ processors and 64 cores per CPU. Workloads consisted of a containerized OLTP WebSphere Liberty v25 application running on Red Hat OCP v4.17 and an EDB Postgres for Kubernetes v1.25 on the same OCP cluster. Both solutions used Red Hat Enterprise Linux v9.5 and KVM. Test results were extrapolated to a typical, complete customer IT solution that included production and non-production IT environments isolated from each other. The IBM Machine Type 9175 solution required one Max136 and the x86 solution required 23 compared servers. Results may vary.