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Will Power Chips Get A Converged Arm Instruction Set Like Z Mainframe CPUs?
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Will Power Chips Get A Converged Arm Instruction Set Like Z Mainframe CPUs?
One a decade for the past six decades, Big Blue launches an effort to converge its diverse system architectures. It almost never works, with the exception of the launch of the System/360 mainframes in April 1964 and the AS/400 minicomputers in June 1988. And to be fair, the AS/400 was itself based in part on technologies created in a failed convergence effort. Back in 1986, the “Fort Knox” project sought to converge the System/4300 air-cooled, e…
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