Power Architecture^®

Gold Sponsor: IBM

More than a dozen U.S. space missions since 1990, most recently the Mars Phoenix Polar Lander, used IBM Power Architecture technology. IBM’s Highperforming Cell Broadband engine can be found in the newest generation of game consoles all around the world. Power Architecture technology continues to be an extremly strong component of IBM's technology offerings. BlueGene based on Power Architecture received 2009 National Medal Award of Technology and Innovation, in HotChips 2009 IBM disclosed POWER7, IBM’s next generation server processor targeting high performance science and engineering applications, and IBM just announced the new PowerPC 476FP, IBM’s highest performance, highest throughput processor for SoC product families. IBM is excited about this digital issue of the Power Architecture magazine as it provides an opportunity to share with the readers some of these achievements.
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Gold Sponsor: Freescale

Freescale QorIQ™ communications platforms enable the next era of networking through new levels of performance, power-efficiency and programmability. Equipped with extensive programming support from ecosystem partners, QorIQ SoC processors consist of single, dual and many cores based on Power Architecture® technology. Start your migration to multicore today.
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Gold Sponsor: Power.org

Despite economic downturn and a slow recovery, Power.org and members realized many advancements and achievements in the areas of specifications (Power ISA 2.06), Product announcements for the embedded space and server applications. Power Architecture continues to demonstrate a high level of competitive differentiation in many markets and Power Architecture technology continues to be behind many of the products and compelling ecosystems solutions. This digital issue of Power Architecture magazine provides opportunity to share with the readers some of these achievements but also open the door for feedback, collaborative innovation.
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