IBM is launching preconfigured LinuxONE servers aimed at simplifying networking and securing data-center resources in small to medium-sized organizations that need to support everything from AI to ...

IBM Corp. today announced a major refresh of its LinuxONE server hardware with a big focus on sustainability, saying it can slash data center energy consumption by up to 75% on multiple workloads. The ...

Host Integration Server 2020 (HIS 2020), which lets Microsoft technologies talk with IBM mainframe solutions, is now available for download, Microsoft announced this week. HIS 2020 has support for ...

IBM Corp. today introduced a new line of servers, the Power11 series, based on a custom processor of the same name. The product family will include four machines on launch. IBM will also offer access ...

Big Blue will complete the next step in its embrace of the Linux operating system by early 2003 as the company improves how Linux runs on its pSeries servers. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from ...

Outfitted with the Telum II processor and Spyre accelerator, the IBM z17 bolsters response times, throughput, observability, and security with AI workloads in mind. The Big Iron evolution continues.

Last year, IBM started investing more in Linux on its Power line of servers and now it's doubling down on that bet with its new PowerLinux 7R4 server. This new Power server, which IBM advertises as a ...

IBM has unveiled its new Power11 servers – next-generation hardware designed to support artificial intelligence, hybrid cloud and automation applications with boosted performance and enhanced security ...

IBM’s Watson supercomputer outperformed humans in the televised game show “Jeopardy.” Now the company is moving some of its underlying technologies from the supercomputer into new entry-level servers.

The single-core processor is apparently all but history, as major server vendors Hewlett-Packard Co. and IBM last week brought out new systems based on Intel Corp.’s dual-core chips. With the moves by ...