IBM announced a dual-ISA processor built on a 2nm node with 11 high-performance cores running above 5.7 GHz, each natively executing both Arm and IBM Z or LinuxONE instructions, including full hardwar…
IBM plans to release a dual-architecture mainframe processor that can run Arm-native Linux environments simultaneously with z/OS and Linux on IBM Z, marking the first chip of its kind. The 11-core, 5.…
IBM's Spyre accelerator PCIe inference card, designed for LinuxONE and the IBM Z family, enables a six-subsystem retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) architecture that runs entirely on IBM LinuxONE, k…
IBM unveiled the industry's first dual-architecture mainframe processor at the Hot Chips conference, designed for future IBM Z and LinuxONE systems. Fabricated on a 2-nanometer process, the chip featu…
IBM detailed its future IBM Z and LinuxONE dual-ISA processor and second-generation AI inference accelerator at Hot Chips 2026, with the chip carrying 11 IBM Z cores at 5.7+ GHz on a 2nm process, each…
IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced at the Hot Chips conference the first dual-architecture mainframe processor, designed to run both IBM and Arm compute platforms in future IBM Z and LinuxONE systems. This pro…
IBM Corp. announced at the Hot Chips 2026 conference that it is developing a dual-architecture processor with Arm Holdings Ltd. that will run both z/OS and Arm-native Linux workloads on the same core,…
IBM announced its first dual-architecture processor for future IBM Z and LinuxONE systems at Hot Chips, enabling native execution of both IBM and Arm instructions in the same enterprise system. The pr…
In April 2026, IBM and Arm announced a strategic collaboration to explore dual-architecture hardware, enabling Arm-based software to operate alongside established enterprise systems like IBM Z and Lin…