IBM Power CPUs have been helping organizations

of all sizes innovate for decades.

"Reduced instruction set computing—or RISC—

pioneered by IBM.

Improved now with a second generation of RISC.

The POWER architecture.

Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC."

"We believed we were making a more advanced RISC machine,

and we did whatever we thought was necessary

to get the best possible cost performance."

"Gary Kasparov has resigned the position,

in a stunning, stunning development."

"Watson."

"What is executor."

"Right."

"Same category, sixteen-hundred."

"Answer—Daily Double!"

IBM POWER-based CPUs

can be found in the smartest AI supercomputers in the world,

game consoles

and throughout the solar system in satellites

and in planetary rovers on Mars.

But POWER has been especially pivotal for enterprises.

Many of the world's largest banks,

retailers

and healthcare systems

literally rely on IBM POWER to power their business.

Now, POWER brings its legacy of innovation to the hybrid cloud

with the launch of IBM POWER10.

Designed over five years

with hundreds of new and pending patents,

IBM POWER10 is built to meet the needs

of enterprise cloud computing environments

that demand security, reliability and performance.

But what makes IBM POWER10 unique from its predecessors?

First, energy efficiency.

IBM POWER10 is IBM's first seven nanometer processor,

and it delivers three times greater energy efficiency and capacity—

allowing for greater performance

and more work.

Second, scalability.

IBM has made memory more available in the cloud

with a significant breakthrough in IBM POWER10

called Memory Inception.

This all sounds very sci-fi,

but essentially, this clusters physical memory

across a pool of systems,

where any of the systems in the pool

can access the entire pooled memory—

up to multi-petabyte memory clusters.

This allows for businesses

to reduce their costs on the cloud

for memory-intensive workloads.

Third, AI.

With AI improvements to its CPU cores,

IBM POWER10 delivers up to 20 times better performance

for AI inference workloads than IBM POWER9,

meaning it can take previously trained AI models

and deduce new information up to 20 times faster

than IBM POWER9.

This brings greater infusion of AI workloads

into typical enterprise workloads on the hybrid cloud.

And last but not least, Security.

In today's world of cyber threats,

your data needs to be secure,

wherever it resides.

IBM POWER10 has four times

as many encryption engines per core as IBM POWER9,

keeping your data safe in the hybrid cloud.

Over decades, IBM POWER has been elemental and vital

to shifting technology trends.

And as the world has changed and moved to the cloud,

POWER10 underscores IBM's belief

in the fourth platform of IT—hybrid cloud.

With co-optimized hardware and software,

IBM POWER10-based servers

will deliver the future of the hybrid cloud.