Designed and developed within the Diane program, the NovaScale G7x7 servers are based on the Extended Twin Architecture and on dual-core Intel® Xeon® processors. They guarantee the continuity of functioning of GCOS 7 applications (binary compatibility), while facilitating the integration of open environment applications.
The NovaScale G7x7 servers complete the current GCOS 7 offer which includes the Bull NovaScale 7000 family.
They offer the reliability, availability and maintainability of the mainframe class. They constitute the ideal evolution path for small and medium DPS 7000 servers.

High-performance and scalable servers

The NovaScale G7x7 servers consist of a hardware platform built around a standard Intel® architecture. This architecture is associated with a set of firmware and software components, the V7000 Virtual Machine, which allows the GCOS 7 and Windows® Server 2003 environments to be executed simultaneously. The GCOS 7 environment as well the Windows® environment run on dedicated processors, offering extremely flexible operation, optimum performance and mainframe class security for GCOS 7 applications.
In addition, the integration of open world into NovaScale G7x7 servers enables high performance input/output architecture and use of standard peripherals.
For networking, the NovaScale G7x7 servers support the OSI/DSA and TCP/IP protocols. Finally, the NovaScale G7x7 servers can be easily integrated in a SAN (Storage Architecture Network) thanks to their optical fiber links.

Seven models to better meet customers’ needs

The NovaScale G7x7 models are characterized by the number and power of cores. Offering a wide range of performance, from 75 to 730 on the GCOS 7 scale, they enable cost-effective and flexible infrastructures that can evolve at the pace best suited to customers’ needs

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NovaScale G7x7 spec sheet
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