IBM is off to a good start with POWER9 and their first server, the AC922. IBM had the foresight to see the need for an AI and ML optimized chip and systems, and the company deserves a lot of ...

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 revealed the first device to use its new Power9 processor, the AC922 Power Systems server, designed for compute-heavy artificial intelligence workloads. IBM claims that, as the first system to ...

I didn’t do the analysis myself, but when you look at how threaded POWER9 is, this makes sense to me. Wrapping up. With the launch of the IC922, IBM’s POWER9 AI endgame is finally coming into ...

IBM will put its Power9 chip in homegrown servers costing more than US$6,000. Lower-priced Power9 servers could come from outside server makers, mostly from China, already building low-priced x86 ...

IBM unveiled its first Power9 server, the Power System AC922, Tuesday at the AI Summit in New York. It runs a version of the Power9 chip tuned for Linux, with the four-way multithreading variant SMT4.

IBM officials have optimized the Power9 chip and the latest Power Systems Servers for the artificial intelligence (AI) space, which is being fiercely contested by most chip makers, including Intel ...

Intel's x86 architecture dominates the server space, but don't count Power9 out altogether. IBM's CPU family is picking up design wins from companies working in AI and data centers.

But the next iteration of IBM's chips, POWER9, will be the real test of IBM's strategy to win back share in the data center market. More From Fool.com Warren Buffett Tells You How to Turn $40 Into ...

IBM’s Power processors have a storied history; they were notably used in the Watson supercomputer that outsmarted humans in the game of Jeopardy in 2011. The latest chip in the family, called ...

Intel's x86 architecture dominates the server space, but don't count Power9 out altogether. IBM's CPU family is picking up design wins from companies working in AI and data centers.