The new Power11 servers aim to address the growing modernization needs in the enterprise datacenter, expanding the Power lineup to cover new use cases.

IBM has announced the launch of its next-generation IBM Power11 servers, aiming to simplify AI processes for enterprises.

IBM (NYSE: IBM) unveiled IBM Power11, the next generation of IBM Power servers. Redesigned with updates - Read more from ...

IBM’s Power server line gained a single number update that involves four overarching feature enhancements that highlight the ...

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IBM’s Spyre accelerator, which becomes available later this year, will help Power11 scale to support complex mission-critical ...

IBM has updated its LinuxONE mainframes, using the same hardware as its new z17 mainframe platform but designed to run on Linux operating systems, with the focus on artificial intelligence. The ...

Brighthive’s BrightAgent will be available in watsonx Orchestrate’s catalog of AI agents designed to revolutionize enterprise productivity and agent interoperability ...

The IBM LinuxONE 5 server, according to the company, is capable of processing up to 450 billion AI inference operations per day. The server is equipped with both the Telum II on-chip AI processor and ...

Cockroach Labs, a pioneer in cloud-native distributed SQL databases, today announced that its flagship product CockroachDB will support IBM LinuxONE and IBM Z systems. This strategic expansion to ...

Also: How IBM's new AI solutions ease deployment and integration for your business IBM LinuxONE 5 also comes with advanced security features tailored for the evolving threat landscape.

Microsoft has released emergency Windows Server updates to address a known issue preventing Windows containers from launching.