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doccybrown
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I think Power7 was already the fastest processor!
Looks like at IBM they have big fun topping themselves 
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Awesome, somebody finally broke the 5 GHz barrier. It seems ppl have been talking about it for a decade.
And I find it cool that IBM is still using the MCM concept ... |
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CPUShack
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| magictom wrote: | Awesome, somebody finally broke the 5 GHz barrier. It seems ppl have been talking about it for a decade.
And I find it cool that IBM is still using the MCM concept ... |
Really no other way when ya need that many transistors
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IBM's press release has more info than that:
http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/32414.wss
IBM has a redbook titled "IBM zEnterprise System Technical Guide". This one has a lot of detailed information about the CPU and MCM.
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