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This document summarizes IBM's current OpenPOWER offerings as of September 2018. It lists 21 different OpenPOWER server, storage, and workstation systems from IBM and partner companies using Power8 and Power9 processors. These systems include racks, blades, and standalone servers for HPC, big data, cloud computing and storage. The document also notes that the top 1 and 3 supercomputers on the Top500 list in November 2018 used OpenPOWER systems and provides details on the OpenPOWER organization in Taiwan.
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