IBM's fastest mainframe computer to date has a Telum II CPU with on-chip AI coprocessorThere is also an AI accelerator that it hopes will make it an attractive option The IBM z17 brings Big Blue in ...

IBM readily admits that nobody has yet demonstrated ... tasks for a classical computer much like how a graphics processing unit (GPU) is used to offload everything from rendering graphics to ...

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

saying it delivers a 40% improvement in cache performance thanks to the inclusion of an I/O Acceleration data processing unit, plus an integrated AI accelerator, known as the IBM Spyre.

IBM has unveiled the z17 mainframe, a system engineered to enhance artificial intelligence capabilities within enterprise ...

Mainframes are generally not considered to be particularly AI-capable. IBM wants to prove this wrong with the new z17.

Wire connections in servers can slow down graphics processing unit (GPU) accelerators, according to IBM. Fueling IBM’s innovation is the polymer optical waveguide, next-generation optical links ...

And real-time processing ensures that decisions such ... And this is what we’ve built the stack for.” A sample unit of the IBM z17 mainframe on display during an analyst event at IBM in ...

This innovation has made mainframes the fastest-growing segment within IBM's Infrastructure business, demonstrating that even ...

IBM's fastest mainframe computer to date has a Telum II CPU with on-chip AI coprocessor There is also an AI accelerator that it hopes will make it an attractive option The IBM z17 brings Big Blue ...