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|title = Processor Information
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|header1 = POWER10
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|label2 = [[Power ISA|Power ISA]]
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|data2 = 3.1<ref name="cutressihc32">Cutress, Ian. [https://www.anandtech.com/show/15985/hot-chips-2020-live-blog-ibms-power10-processor-on-samsung-7nm-1000am-pt Hot Chips 2020 Live Blog: IBM's POWER10 Processor on Samsung 7nm (10:00am PT)]. ''Andandtech''. 2020-08-17</ref>
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|label3 = Process node
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|data3 = Samsung 7nm<ref name="cutressihc32"/>
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|label4 = Maximum slices
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|label5 = Maximum cores
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|data5 = 15 [[SMT8|SMT8]] / 30 [[SMT4|SMT4]]
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|label6 = L2 cache / slice
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|data6 =
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|label7 = L3 cache / slice
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|label8 = Production availability
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|label9 = Production stepping(s)
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|label10 = [[POWER9|← POWER9]]
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|data10 = [[POWER11|POWER11 →]]
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}}
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While very little public information is currently available about '''POWER10''', initial support being added to the QEMU emulator suggests that it will be implementing the yet (as of 2020-05) unreleased Power ISA 3.10 or later.<ref>ClassicHasClass. [https://www.talospace.com/2020/05/qemu-adds-power10-support.html QEMU ADDS POWER10 SUPPORT]. ''Talospace''. 2020-05-03.</ref>
 
While very little public information is currently available about '''POWER10''', initial support being added to the QEMU emulator suggests that it will be implementing the yet (as of 2020-05) unreleased Power ISA 3.10 or later.<ref>ClassicHasClass. [https://www.talospace.com/2020/05/qemu-adds-power10-support.html QEMU ADDS POWER10 SUPPORT]. ''Talospace''. 2020-05-03.</ref>
  

Revision as of 13:37, 17 August 2020

Processor Information
POWER10
Power ISA 3.1[1]
Process node Samsung 7nm[1]
Maximum cores 15 SMT8 / 30 SMT4
← POWER9 POWER11 →

While very little public information is currently available about POWER10, initial support being added to the QEMU emulator suggests that it will be implementing the yet (as of 2020-05) unreleased Power ISA 3.10 or later.[2]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Cutress, Ian. Hot Chips 2020 Live Blog: IBM's POWER10 Processor on Samsung 7nm (10:00am PT). Andandtech. 2020-08-17
  2. ClassicHasClass. QEMU ADDS POWER10 SUPPORT. Talospace. 2020-05-03.