IBM POWER2 processors

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IBM POWER2 processors are a family of high-performance RISC microprocessors developed by IBM in the early 1990s for its RS/6000 systems and high-end servers, known for strong floating-point capabilities and parallel processing support.

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instanceOf RISC microprocessor
microprocessor family
applicationDomain CAD/CAM
database servers
numerical simulation
scientific visualization
architecture POWER architecture NERFINISHED
brand POWER2 NERFINISHED
cacheSupport external L2 cache
category high-performance RISC processor
commercialStatus discontinued
companyCountry United States NERFINISHED
designedFor engineering applications
high-performance computing
scientific computing
technical workstations
developer IBM
familyMember POWER2 NERFINISHED
POWER2 Super Chip NERFINISHED
POWER2+ NERFINISHED
floatingPointUnit integrated FPU
instructionSetArchitecture POWER ISA NERFINISHED
introducedInDecade 1990s
introducedInYear 1993
knownFor strong floating-point performance
marketedBy IBM RS/6000 division NERFINISHED
microarchitecture superscalar
notableSystem IBM RS/6000 Model 590 NERFINISHED
IBM RS/6000 Model 990 NERFINISHED
pipelineType pipelined
predecessor IBM POWER processors NERFINISHED
successor IBM POWER3 processors
supports 32-bit applications
64-bit applications
out-of-order execution
parallel processing
symmetric multiprocessing
targetOperatingSystem AIX NERFINISHED
technologyNode CMOS
usedFor enterprise servers
high-end technical workstations
usedIn IBM RS/6000 systems NERFINISHED
IBM SP2 parallel supercomputers NERFINISHED
IBM high-end servers
wordSize 64-bit

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POWER instruction set architecture usedIn IBM POWER2 processors