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IBM launches eight-core Power7 processor
IBM has launched its latest Power7 processor, adding more cores and improved multithreading capabilities to boost the performance of its servers.ith each core able to run four threads, IBM said. A Power7 chip can run 32 tasks simultaneously, which is quadruple the number of cores on the older Power6 chip. The Power7 will also run up to eight times more threads than Power6 cores.
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