Third party power servers to be released in 2015

"Tenkine Server channel August 1 News" Recently, the IBM STG OpenPOWER Alliance general manager Ken King revealed that the first third-party, cloud-oriented and high-end application load of the power server will be in http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/ Aggregation/37255.html ">2015 year release, and power technology will eventually be applied to low-end servers."

The Power architecture and power processors are primarily used for IBM's small machine products, but IBM opens up the power architecture after the small machine market is impacted by the x86 server. The IBM-led establishment of the OpenPOWER Alliance is an open Power8 processor architecture to partners to build ecosystems for Power8 servers.

As power technology opens, how IBM makes server manufacturers look to power as their primary solution. After IBM sold all the x86 server product lines to Lenovo, it has focused exclusively on its power architecture. IBM is expanding power biosphere by enriching power hardware products and power software applications.

Currently in the Data Center server market, x86 architecture occupies the majority of market share. The challenge for IBM power is self-evident that arm has also expanded its data center market this year through the introduction of 64-bit architecture products. But with IBM's industry appeal, we have reason to believe that the power architecture will certainly win a place in the data center market. x86, ARM and Power are the three major architecture of the future data center market is a big point.