ARMONK, N.Y. and MUNICH, July 8, 2025 — Today, IBM (NYSE: IBM) unveiled IBM Power11, the next generation of IBM Power servers. Redesigned with updates across its processor, hardware architecture, and ...

IBM’s plans for its Power server family promise faster and more programmable AI capabilities along with a new, more powerful processor. Highlights of the 2025 roadmap include: “Jointly designed by IBM ...

Most of IBM's current infrastructure business on Z and Power platforms comes from customers looking for the highest level of security, reliability, and what I will call "targeted performance." ...

“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 and Google may be competitors in the cloud platform business, but that doesn’t prevent them from working together. Google is partnering with IBM to offer “Power Systems as a service” on its Google ...

IBM's new Power11 servers aim to address growing modernization needs in the enterprise datacenter, expanding the Power lineup to cover new use cases. IBM recently achieved its highest market cap ever.

We know that large data centers running powerful servers use vast amounts of electricity. Anything that can reduce consumption would be a welcome change, especially in a time of climate upheaval. That ...

Today IBM introduced the IBM Power S1012, a 1-socket, half-wide Power10 processor-based system that IBM said delivers up to 3X more performance per core versus Power S812. [2] It is available in a 2U ...

‘It’s that combination of server, partners, etc. that delivers on that full-stack promise to ultimately deliver the outcome our clients need,’ says Bargav Balakrishnan, IBM Power product management ...

Hot Chips 25 was held August 24-26 on the Stanford University campus again this year, with many exciting and interesting presentations. I’ve noticed an overall trend with more focus being placed on ...

Here is a simple algebraic equation that describes the relative computing oomph of two different CPU architectures over the past two decades: If Intel an X86 core is X, then an IBM Power core equals ...