IBM continues to enhance its IBM eServer pSeries line, and in 2004 plans tolaunch the POWER5 processor. POWER5-based systems will be four times asfast as IBM's current POWER4-based p690, introduced in ...

The Purple Book "contained the hardware schematics for the IBM PC as well as the code listings for the ROM BIOS," Dave Bradley, one of the machine's 12 original designers, later explained to me.

Whoosh! It’s Tuesday’s IT Blogwatch: in which IBM releases the POWER6. Not to mention the Anagram Hall of Fame… Jeremy Kirk rushed to bring us this: Facing a slowing Unix market, IBM today ...

IBM's POWER6 CPU, the subject of a Monday presentation at ISSCC, will sport 8MB of L2 SRAM cache, which will take up a lot of room. IBM says that it has a 65nm prototype eDRAM running with 1.5ns ...

IBM has announced it has cleared a major hurdle in its effort to make quantum computing useful: it now has a quantum processor, called Eagle, with 127 functional qubits. This makes it the first ...

Having provided access to a quantum processor through the cloud for a year, IBM is revealing a new generation of processors. A 16-qubit processor will increase the processing power available ...

IBM's POWER processors are highly parallel, supporting up to eight threads per core. Each POWER9 processor is expected to come with up to 24 cores, making the chip well suited for applications ...

IBM has revealed its latest and most powerful quantum processor, and it represents a key breakthrough in the quantum computing industry. Dubbed Eagle, the 127-qubit processor becomes the first of ...