Did you know that the world’s top supercomputers run on IBM Power Systems? Discover the potential benefits of using IBM Power Systems with this interactive web page. You’ll learn the many reasons why ...

A few years ago, you wouldn’t have bet much on IBM’s Power systems having a bright future. The major Unix platforms have all been on the decline for more than a decade, giving way to Linux servers ...

A few years ago, you wouldn’t have bet much on IBM’s Power systems having a bright future. The major Unix platforms have all been on the decline for more than a decade, giving way to Linux servers ...

On the hardware side, Summit has been designed to deliver 200 petaflops of high-precision computing performance and was recently named the fastest computer in the world, capable of performing more ...

In a keynote at LinuxCon North America last week, Brad McCredie, IBM Fellow and Vice President of Power Development, announced that IBM plans to invest $1 billion over the next 5 years in new Linux ...

It has taken nearly four years for the low end, workhorse machines in IBM’s Power Systems line to be updated, and the long awaited Power9 processors and the shiny new “ZZ” systems have been unveiled.

In what seems like a lifetime ago, back in the first quarter of 2020, IBM announced its Power Systems Private Cloud solutions—a significant step in advancing the company’s hybrid cloud strategy. I ...

IBM has introduced entry-level and midrange Power Systems based on its recently introduced POWER7+ processors. The new systems are optimized for IBM’s analytics software including Cognos and SPSS, and ...

“We're just continuing to share our strategy, co-create with the partners, get feedback, drive that into our roadmap,” IBM Power Systems GM Tom McPherson told CRN. Solution providers working with ...

IBM's lineup of servers built around its Power microprocessor continue to be one of the standouts among the systems that it sells. Gordon Haff is Red Hat's cloud evangelist although the opinions ...

A few years ago, you wouldn’t have bet much on IBM’s Power systems having a bright future. The major Unix platforms have all been on the decline for more than a decade, giving way to Linux servers ...