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Over the years PRIMEPOWER has achieved a number of World Record Benchmarks with each new product release. Some of them are listed here. Click link for more PRIMEPOWER Benchmarks >>

Latest Oracle Application Benchmark Achievements

Oracle Applications Standard Benchmark, V11.5.6 on PRIMEPOWER 850 with 8 CPUs @ 810 MHz

In the midrange-server market segment with 8 CPUs, the PRIMEPOWER 850 system proves its high performance in the Oracle Applications Benchmark. With a superior average response time of 1.07 seconds per request and a top user count (6272 users), Fujitsu outperforms other UNIX platforms.

The close collaboration with Oracle and Network Appliance was a key factor in achieving this result.

History of Oracle Application Benchmarks on Fujitsu Platforms

**Batch**
Company	System	# of Workers	Throughput (Lines per 62 minutes)	Benchmark Version	Date Submitted	Report
Fujitsu Technology Solutions	PRIMEPOWER 850	32	2,664,000	11.5.9	03-21-05	Detailed Report
Fujitsu Technology Solutions	PRIMEPOWER 650	16	1,294,000	11.5.9	02-11-05	Detailed Report

**Oracle Applications Standard Benchmark - Single System**
System Date	User Count	Average Response Time (seconds)	Benchmark Version	Submitted
PRIMEPOWER 850 (8*810MHz)	6272	1.073	11.5.6	07-Nov-2002
PRIMEPOWER 650 (8*675MHz)	4704	1.770	11.5.3	25-Mar-2002
PRIMEPOWER 800 (12*563MHz)	8400	1.06	11.0.3	11-Jul-2001
PRIMEPOWER 400	2856	1.66	11.0.3	23-Mar-2001

Other Benchmark Achievements

SAP Standard Application Benchmark

The SAP benchmark results concentrate on the scalability and manageability of large scale installations. They also provide basic sizing recommendations for customers by testing new hardware, system software components and Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS). The most popular benchmarks are shown below.

The Sales and Distribution (SD) Benchmark
The Assemble-To-Order (ATO) Benchmark
The SAP Business Information Warehouse (SAP BW)

Recently, the SAP benchmarks have been drawing the attention of IT communities. Compared to other benchmarks, SAP benchmarks represent computing capability in real world scenarios based upon commercially available business application and DBMS products. For additional information on the SAP Benchmark, please visit SAP Standard Application Benchmark web site at http://www.sap.com/benchmark/.

15-March-2006 World record result on the two-tier SAP® Business Information Warehouse (SAP BW) Standard Application Benchmark(1).

SPECjAppServer®2002

SPECjAppServer®2002 is a client/server benchmark for measuring the performance of Java™ 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EETM) - based application servers using a subset of J2EE APIs in a complete end-to-end Java application. It is the only industry-accepted benchmark to measure J2EE platform performance connecting into a database and is designed to model a manufacturing, supply-chain management and order/inventory environment.

SPECjbb

"jbb" stands for Java business benchmark. SPECjbb is an objective measure of a system's ability to run java applications. It also provides a graphical view of scalability under increasing workload. For more information on SPECjbb visit the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation's web site at http://www.spec.org/.

TPC-H

The TPC-H benchmark is an industry-standard "Decision Support" test. It is designed to measure systems capability to examine large volumes of data, execute business oriented ad-hoc queries with a high degree of complexity, and give answers to critical business questions. For additional information on the TPC-H benchmark, please visit the Transaction Processing Performance Council's web site at http://www.tpc.org/.

1-September-2003 Fujitsu Provides the World's Most Powerful Single Server for Data Warehousing and Decision Support with Oracle10g

TPC-C

TPC-C simulates a complete computing environment. A sample population of users execute transactions against a database. The benchmark is centered around the principal activities(transactions) of an order-entry environment and measures the number of "new order" transactions that can still be accepted. For additional information on the TPC-C benchmark, please visit the Transaction Processing Performance Council's web site at http://www.tpc.org/.

Top Benchmark Achievements

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