> magazine) will have a report of one S/390 replacing some dozend 
> Sun enterprise servers (thay had a report of a E10K the replacing 
> 70 NT servers). In that class you count the USD for mips per hour. 
> All I know is that it has a good watt per mips and heat per mips 
> ratio, so if you need the processing power of such a system the 
> S/390 needs less electricity and pruduces less heat and less space 
> than a computing environment with the same processing power. The 
> S/390 has also real good HAV features. I think it is less important 

so what and how much CPUs does it have?!

is there architecture info somewhere?