Arm Expands Its Server Universe With Updated Neoverse Roadmap
When Arm began its pursuit of the datacenter a decade ago, the idea behind offering a low-power architecture as an alternative to Intel and is Xeon product line made sense. …
When Arm began its pursuit of the datacenter a decade ago, the idea behind offering a low-power architecture as an alternative to Intel and is Xeon product line made sense. …
Finally, we get to test out how well or poorly a well-designed Arm server chip will do in the datacenter. …
After more than two decades with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Darren Cepulis came to Arm in 2013, becoming part of the small cadre of people working in the chip designer’s high-performance computing (HPC) business. …
It has been eight years since Arm announced its intentions to enter the server arena. …
For the past decade, we have documented the attempted rise of ARM processors in the datacenter, specifically in general purpose servers. …
When Arm Holdings, the division of the Softbank conglomerate that designs and licenses the core component of the processor architecture that bears its name, launched its Neoverse revamping of the Arm architecture for the datacenter and the edge last October, the company put the architecture on a strict annual cadence and promised to deliver 30 percent performance increases at the system level with each generation. …
What is the difference between a SmartNIC and a server processor? …
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