Consolidated work loads running around the clock means that today's large, general-purpose computers must meet high availability demands. To meet these demands, it is argued that the Model 982 provides fault tolerance by combining enhanced circuit-level error detection and failure isolation techniques with system-level techniques exploiting inherent redundancy. >
['Lisa Spainhower', 'Thomas A. Gregg', 'Ram Chillarege']
IBM's ES/9000 Model 982's fault-tolerant design for consolidation