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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Nathaniel Mott

IBM's new Power11 server chips are focused on two things: AI and ransomware

IBM logo on a metallic surface.

It can be easy to forget that x86, Arm, and RISC-V aren't the only instruction set architectures on the planet. IBM today offered its periodic reminder that its Power ISA exists with the announcement of new Power11 hardware that, among other things, promises to help minimize disruptions related to attempted ransomware attacks.

"Power11 is designed to be the most resilient server in the history of the IBM Power platform, with 99.9999% of uptime," IBM said. "Together with zero planned downtime for system maintenance and less than one-minute guaranteed ransomware threat detection with IBM Power Cyber Vault, Power11 sets a new bar for business continuity, addressing both planned and cyber-incident-related downtime."

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