IBM officially unveiled the company’s new PowerPC processor at the Microprocessor Forum on Monday. While IBM would not confirm that Apple could be a customer for the new chip, analysts continue to see ...

IBM has posted a presentation PDF delving into some additional details of the anxiously awaited PowerPC 970 64-bit processor that may eventually make its way into a future Macintosh model. According ...

IBM press release mentions 2.5 GHz PowerPC 970 processor An IBM press release documents the PowerPC Blade server prototype, which incorporates the PowerPC 970 processor. Of interest is that IBM says ...

During a session yesterday at the Microprocessor Forum 2002, IBM gave analysts and the press their first public peek at the internals of the newly announced PowerPC 970, the 64-bit Power4 derivative ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. In 2005, IBM plans to allow its PowerPC 970 processor line to run multiple operating systems ...

Apple and IBM have a contract for at least 4 generations of the PowerPC processor over the next 5 years, sources tell AppleInsider. The first of these microprocessors is the current PowerPC 970, which ...

If you follow some of the 970 threads in the Mac Ach, then you know that for quite some time I've had in the works a phone interview with some of the IBM folks behind the PowerPC 970. Last week I ...

IBM will put its PowerPC processor line back on the map Monday when it talks up a speedy chip that promises a substantial performance boost for desktops and servers. The PowerPC 970 chip, due next ...

IBM’s PowerPC Blade — based on the PowerPC 970 processor — will offer speeds of 1.8GHz to 2.5GHz, according to IBM — previous announcements had the high-end at 1.8GHz. The IBM eServer BladeCenter is ...

FISHKILL, New York — IBM Corp. said Monday (September 15, 2003) that Marvell Technology Group Ltd. plans to extend its Discovery chipsets with system controllers that include IBM's PowerPC 970 ...