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Power 9 info plus IBM to make NVlink demo system available

April 6, 2016 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

TechEnablement spoke with Brad McCredie (Vice President and IBM Fellow) today about the Power 9 announcement and the accessibility of an OpenPower system with NVlink.

The good news is that interested groups can submit proposals now to get access to OpenPower systems and to get access – according to McCredie – to an OpenPower using NVlink in the third quarter of this year.

OpenPower_nvlink

Proposal submissions should be sent to accellab@us.ibm.com.

The Power 9 processor also looks very interesting. Following is the slide that McCredie put up on this new processor:

OpenPower_Power9

More information will be forthcoming as the slides are made available.

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