IBM POWER Event - March 31, 2004
Internet News reports that IBM will be holding a special event dedicated to the POWER microprocessor architecture.
Taking a page from Apple's playbook, IBM sent out invitations that read that the event would be "a unique look at the microprocessor that is revolutionizing computing and emerging as a new platform for innovation around the globe."
According to an IBM spokesperson "there will be a slew of news announcement surrounding POWER architecture".
The POWER architecture is the basis for the PowerPC 970 that powers the PowerMac G5.
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