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Ambrose Chapel

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saw this over on ars, from an IBM press release:

On the crucial TPC-C benchmark test, the IBM eServer p5 595 and DB2 combination not only tripled the performance of the HP Integrity Superdome(1) but also posted a price/performance advantage of 37 percent to become the fastest computing processing solution ever.

To set the new TPC-C record, IBM leveraged the combined power of its POWER5 processor-based server -- the eServer p5 595 -- and IBM's leading-edge AIX 5L(TM)operating system and DB2, the industry's leading database.

this should spice up the G6 rumors
;)

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20041120-4412.html
 
How likely would it to be called the G6? I mean, what major architecture changes does it represent? Would software need to be compiled any different to get optimum preformance, because if it doesn't then I would say we could get away with calling it a G5 still.
 
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