IBM rolls out Power10 chip for data centres; taps Samsung for manufacturing
International Business Machines Corp announced on Monday a new
processor chip for data centers that it says will be able to handle three times
the workload of its predecessor.
The
IBM-designed Power10 chip will be manufactured by Samsung Electronics
Co Ltd and is meant for use by businesses inside data centers, IBM said.
The chip will use Samsung's 7-nanometer chip manufacturing process, which is
similar to the 7-nanometer technology that Advanced Micro Devices Inc uses to
have its chips made by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd.
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Both IBM and
AMD use outside chip factories to compete against Intel Corp,
the dominant provider of central processor chips in data centers and one of the
few players left that both designs and manufactures its own chips.
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