ARM pushes first 64-bit CPU Core Architecture sword refers to server market

October 28--British chip design arm today unveiled its first 64-bit CPU, Reuters reported, and said it expects to expand its business to an enterprise application market, such as Intel, which has been occupying the server market.

ARM launched the new 64-bit architecture of the CPU core is ARMV8, while compatible with the 32-bit and 64-bit instruction set. "The new architecture has won the market for the company and since then we have been able to deliver energy-efficient solutions with 64-bit capacity," said Arm CTO Mike Muller.

"Nvidia has a leading position in energy efficiency and high performance computing," said Dan Vivoli, Nvidia's senior vice president. Combined with the new ARMV8 architecture, we believe this will be a chance and a breakthrough. In the future, our products will be able to extend from the smartphone market to the super computer market. ”

Arm says several partners are already working on 64-bit product designs.

Nvidia also said it had started developing a processor based on the ARM architecture for PCs, servers and supercomputers as early as January, code-named the Denver plan.

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