Use provided description for CPU model name on AIX#2015
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LGTM! The Description field is a good fit for ModelName.
This was referenced Apr 23, 2026
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Use the CPU "description" for the
ModelNamefield on AIX.For the host I have the description is
PowerPC_POWER8so that seems to match perfectly with model name.