Uses Samsung's enhanced 7nm node with 2.5D stacking IBM has wheeled out its Power11 server CPU at Hot Chips 2025, giving it ...

Built on IBM’s POWER8 technology and designed for an era of big data, the new scale-out IBM Power Systems servers culminate a $2.4 billion investment, three-plus years of development.

At maximum configurations, the Power 570 supports up to 768GB of DDR2 RAM and 24 SAS drives. IBM listed the starting price of the Power 560 Express with the AIX operating system at $47,216.

IBM Power Systems play big in the mission-critical markets where reliability, performance, and longevity matter—hence the 65 NPS score and strong presence in the financial, retail, and telco ...

Having sold its x86 server business to Lenovo, IBM has set up a programme to persuade Linux customers on its x86 servers, to move across to its current generation of IBM Power systems. The system ...

With the new systems, IBM is hoping to target more artificial intelligence, analytics, and deep learning workloads. The systems will be lumped into the Power Systems LC family of Linux servers.

IBM Power Systems now feature Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Power Virtual Server leveraging OpenShift’s bare metal installer, Red Hat Runtimes, and newly certified Red Hat Ansible Content Collections.

ARMONK, N.Y., Feb. 11 – IBM announced that its Power Systems Academic Initiative (PSAI) has achieved a major milestone by enrolling more than 300 colleges and universities around the globe in the ...

Power AI Vision is IBM’s DL application set for doing what the name implies, using DL for vision processing. Today’s announcements included IBM integrating the two applications.

According to Comarch tests, if an organisation migrates from Power-Systems-based IT infrastructure, based on premises, to the cloud, it can reduce IT costs by as much as between 30% and 40%.

IBM's AC922 Power Systems embed PCI-Express, Nvidia's NVlink 2.0, and OpenCAPI. Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor Dec. 5, 2017 at 5:00 a.m. PT ...

A lot of those workloads run on IBM Power Systems with their Power processors, and, until now, IBM was essentially the only vendor that offered cloud-based Power systems.