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 ...

Back in December, IBM announced the first phase of its POWER9 products—its first POWER9 chip and its first POWER9-based server (read my full write-up of the announcement here). Now IBM has officially ...

As Google Cloud looks to convince more enterprises to move to its platform, it needs to be able to give businesses an onramp for their existing legacy infrastructure and workloads that they can’t ...

Today, IBM announced a new array of products and services to help enterprises manage the hybrid cloud, modernize existing applications and build new cloud-native applications. This article will ...

IBM launched its first systems based on its Power9 processor and optimized for artificial intelligence workloads. Big Blue's Power Systems Servers can improve training times of deep learning ...

IBM has introduced Red Hat Linux on its RISC-based Power Systems servers, further expanding IBM’s private- and hybrid-cloud offerings on the traditionally Unix-based hardware. IBM already has what it ...

“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 ...

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.

New pre-configured private cloud platform, innovative cloud-consumption payment model, and more Red Hat software now supported on IBM Power Virtual Servers "We were in the midst of technology ...

With the release this month of the first commercial server based on its Power9 processor, IBM is reaching another milestone in its quest to be the AI-workload leader for data centers and web service ...

Big Blue's powerful new processor for servers integrates eight processing cores in one chip package, with each core capable of executing four tasks. Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer ...

It is frustrating sometimes how IT vendors talk about themselves, particularly when it comes to public companies and those rare few who report financial results even though they are privately held.