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Ampere Gets Out In Front Of X86 With 192-Core “Siryn” AmpereOne

May 18, 2023 Timothy Prickett Morgan 6

The largest clouds will always have to buy X86 processors from Intel or AMD so long as the enterprises of the world – and the governments and educational institutions who also consume a fair number of servers – have X86 applications that are not easily ported to Arm or RISC-V architectures. …

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