Linux, Cloud, and Next Generation Workloads
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Announces that OpenPOWER opens IBM Power chip IP and ships a full open-source firmware-to-hypervisor stack so custom chip and system designs plug into Linux on Power; claims Linux now exceeds Unix in market size and IBM commits $1 billion investment over several years to developer centers, cloud access, and ports (400+ IBM software products already run on Linux). Describes Watson winning Jeopardy and being applied to real-time cancer treatment guidance and call-center automation, and cites a customer consolidation that cut IT operational costs roughly in half.
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- 0:00The infusion of digital Intelligence into the planet's systems is driving a new generation of applications and delivery models
- 1:09Open Source and Standards engage today's ecosystems to support an expanding universe of heterogeneous data, devices and services
- 5:05OpenPOWER enables hyper-scale datacenters to rethink their approach to technology
- 7:24Next generation applications are built on open platforms
- 12:47IBM is invested in the success of Linux
- 13:38You know what's cool?
- 16:31Next Generation Applications require powerful solutions
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