Momentum is Building for ARM in HPC
2011 marked ARM’s first step into the world of HPC with the European Mont-Blanc project. …
2011 marked ARM’s first step into the world of HPC with the European Mont-Blanc project. …
What goes around comes around. After fighting so hard to drive volume economics in the HPC arena with relatively inexpensive X86 clusters in the past twenty years, those economies of scale are running out of gas. …
If any new hardware technology is going to get traction in the datacenter, it has to have the software behind it. …
Intel might have its own thoughts about the trajectory of Moore’s Law, but many leaders in the industry have views that variate slightly from the tick-tock we keep hearing about. …
ARM has rearchitected its multi-core chips to they can better compete in a world where computing needs are becoming more specialized. …
The HPC community is trying to solve the critical compute challenges of next generation high performance computing and ARM considers itself well-positioned to act as a catalyst in this regard. …
The rumors have been running around for years, and they turned out to be true. …
The lineup of ARM server chip makers has been a somewhat fluid one over the years. …
If you want real competition among vendors who supply stuff to you, then sometimes you have to make it happen by yourself. …
China represents a huge opportunity for chip designer ARM as it looks to extend its low-power system-on-a-chip (SoC) architecture beyond the mobile and embedded devices spaces and into new areas, such as the datacenter and emerging markets like autonomous vehicles, drones and the Internet of Things. …
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