POWER

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POWER is a RISC-based microprocessor architecture developed by IBM, widely used in servers and high-performance computing systems.

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POWER canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf RISC architecture
microprocessor architecture
architectureType RISC
linked to: RISC architecture
compatibleWith PowerPC
countryOfOrigin United States
designedFor high performance
scalability
developer IBM
endianess bi-endian
hasVersion POWER1
POWER10
POWER2
POWER3
POWER4
POWER5
POWER6
POWER7
POWER8
POWER9
influenced Power ISA
PowerPC
introducedBy IBM
marketedAs IBM POWER Architecture
supports SIMD instructions
big-endian mode
floating-point operations
hardware multithreading
large memory configurations
little-endian mode
out-of-order execution
speculative execution
superscalar execution
symmetric multiprocessing
virtual memory
usedBy IBM AS/400
linked to: IBM i

IBM Power Systems
IBM RS/6000
linked to: IBM RS/6000 systems

IBM iSeries
linked to: IBM i

IBM pSeries
linked to: IBM RS/6000 systems
usedFor database servers
enterprise computing
scientific computing
technical computing
virtualization workloads
usedIn embedded systems
high-performance computing systems
servers
workstations
wordSize 32-bit
64-bit

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