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IBM Debuts Power10; Touts New Memory Scheme, Security, and Inferencing
August 17, 2020
IBM today introduced its next generation Power10 microprocessor, a 7nm device manufactured by Samsung. The chip features a new microarchitecture, broad new memo Read more…
What Will Watson Do with a Power8 Brain?
August 27, 2013
IBM's Watson impressed people all over the world in 2011 when the machine beat all contenders in a game of Jeopardy! Since then, IBM has kept the Power7-based technology busy, with gigs in financial analysis, healthcare, and customer service, among others. But now that IBM is gearing up to ship its Power8 processors, we could see a newer and more powerful Watson emerge. Read more…
Chipmakers Keep Pouring on the Cores
August 27, 2009
With a new generation of server processors in the offing, 2010 promises to be chockful of multicore goodness. Read more…
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