IBM will announce on Monday its first server models using the company's new Power5 processor, along with a new branding strategy that highlights the blurring lines between Big Blue's four current ...

IBM Middle East, in collaboration with its business partners, Computer Business Machines (CBM) and Quantech, is all set to launch the new eServer i5 system, the first system to be powered by IBM’s new ...

IBM is readying the next version of the microprocessor that powers its pSeries and iSeries servers. The company has prototypes running it its labs that have booted AIX, Linux and the OS/400 operating ...

IBM's new eServer OpenPower 720 has a Power5 processor designed to boost Linux performance, including features such as improved cache coherency and data lock, thanks to the company's close ...

IBM will bring multithreading--a technology that lets one processor act like two or more--to its Power5 server chip, the company said Tuesday, as a revolution in microprocessor design continues.

IBM is expected to release the first servers based on its new 64-bit Power5+ processors Tuesday, according to a company executive. The machines are aimed at small to midsize businesses (SMBs). They ...

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IBM confirmed Tuesday that the first silicon prototypes of its mutlithreaded, multicore Power5 microprocessor are up and running in its labs. "We've already booted AIX, Linux and OS/400," said IBM ...