IBM Power 9 Entry Scale-Out Server

IBM Power S914 (9009-41G)

The 9009-41G is end-of-life Power 9 hardware. Compare its processor feature, CPW, IBM i tier, and capacity with S1112 or S1122.

Machine type: 9009-41G Software tier: P05, P10 Published price: $12,500 to $28,300

The IBM Power S914 9009-41G is end-of-life Power 9 hardware. Use the processor feature, peak CPW, IBM i tier, memory, storage, and adapters to compare S1112 and S1122 while the move can still be planned.

At a Glance

Machine Type9009-41G
Form Factor1-socket 4U rack or deskside
Processor Scale4, 6, or 8 cores
Memory CeilingUp to 1 TB DDR4

Structured Specifications

IBM Power S914 (9009-41G) specification summary

AreaDetail
FamilyEntry scale-out G-generation
Processor featuresEP50: 4 cores and 52,500 CPW; EP51: 6 cores and 78,500 CPW; EP52: 8 cores and 122,500 CPW
Storage and I/OS914 storage backplanes with SAS, SSD, and configuration-dependent NVMe support
PCIePCIe Gen4-focused I/O within the S914 expansion limits
Operating systemsIBM i, AIX, Linux, VIOS
Software tierP05, P10

Power 9 is an end-of-life generation. Confirm the exact 9009-41G service contract while the replacement is planned.

Build the S914 upgrade decision

Compare S1112

Use it for the smaller entry workload when its IBM i tier, memory, storage, and I/O limits fit.

Compare S1122

Use it when the workload needs more capacity, expansion, partitions, or growth than S1112 can carry.

Carry the workload

Bring peak CPW, active cores, memory, storage, adapters, IBM i release, and software tier into the quote.

Set the cutover

Define backup, testing, downtime, rollback, and application checks before the old server sets the schedule.

Price the S914 replacement

Use the Power 9 upgrade matrix to compare S1112 and S1122, then request an IBM Power quote with the 9009-41G processor feature and workload facts.

Sources

What does the IBM Power S914 cost?

$12,500 to $28,300Configured range shared with the 41A, October 2026

Midland Information Systems' published S914 range of $12,500 to $28,300 covers both the 41A and the 41G. Data Tech Computer's posted used units are 41A machines at $7,500 to $8,500, so treat the G model as the same used market with a later build date.

Published IBM Power S914 prices and what each one includes

ConfigurationWhat it includesPriceSource
Configured S914 range, 41A and 41GMidland's published range for configured systems$12,500 to $28,300Midland Information Systems, October 27, 2026

Where these prices come from

  • Midland Information Systems, IBM Power 9 page checked October 27, 2026
  • Data Tech Computer, published used S914 (41A) systems checked October 27, 2026
Configuration-dependent used and refurbished pricing. Compare it against the S1112 and the S1122 before you commit to another Power 9.

Reference Documents

IBM Power Systems S922, S914, and S924 Technical Overview Featuring PCIe Gen 4 Technology

IBM Redpaper for the later Power 9 S914, S922, and S924 G-generation systems. ... IBM Redbooks

Frequently Asked

What is a Power 9 G model?

The G-generation S914, S922, and S924 models are later Power 9 systems documented separately by IBM Redbooks, with a stronger PCIe Gen4 and NVMe story than the original A-generation scale-out systems.

Your 4 next moves with a Power 9

Every Power 9 owner lands on one of these. You can mix them, too. Keeping or upgrading buys time while you plan a replacement.

  1. Keep it running

    Your Power 9 does not stop working when IBM support ends. Third-party maintenance can cover parts and repairs, often for less than IBM charged.

    Best when the server is stable and you need one or two more years.

    Compare third-party maintenance
  2. Upgrade the server you have

    More memory, bigger drives, or a faster network or Fibre Channel card can buy real time without a new server. Every part has an IBM feature code, so the upgrade starts there.

    Best when you are running out of room, not out of support.

    Browse Power 9 upgrades
  3. You are reading about this move

    Buy a used or refurbished Power 9

    A matching used Power 9 makes a cheap spare, test box, or short bridge. Match the machine type first, because an A model and a G model carry different support dates.

    Best for a spare, a test system, or a stopgap of two years or less.

    Compare new, used, and refurbished
  4. Replace it with Power 10 or Power 11

    If you need IBM i 7.6, or want five or more years of IBM support, price a replacement. IBM i 7.6 does not run on any Power 9.

    Best when the server has to last past 2027 or the software needs a newer release.

    Compare Power 9 vs Power 11