Arm 64 Bit Server

"Tenkine Server channel September 15" Red Hat announces a new partner Program for 64 arm hardware data center vendors, further promising to strengthen support for ARM processor-based architecture servers. Red Hat provides partners in the program with the tools, resources, and support needed to build a common development platform to help partners accelerate the development of a 64-bit ARM solution based on Red Hat technology. The goal of this program is to provide trial Red Hat 64-bit ARM software to members of the program and to standardize the server software and the application development platform that supports multiple hardware designs ...

"Tenkine Server channel June 5 News" Recently, ARM server chip manufacturer Appliedmicro announced its X-gene 2 and X-gene 3 Arm server chip details, Appliedmicro first generation 64-bit x-gene low power arm chip will be used for servers at the end of the 3721.html ">2014 year." Appliedmicro has proven that the server chip supports OpenStack, memcached, and other critical Web applications ...

"Tenkine Server channel March 21 message" With the advent of AMD's first 64-bit ARM server processor, ARM will bring a new lightweight application experience to the data center. Mobile interconnection technology, cloud computing rapid development, the load becomes more and more complex, PCs, notebooks, tablets, smartphones and other various terminals are generating a large number of different types of data every day. 　　As a result, almost all of this data has to go into the data center, which poses unprecedented challenges to the data center's responsiveness, space and energy consumption. In fact, these loads are not complicated ...

"Tenkine Server channel January 27 News" Recently, AMD said that the first quarter of this year will provide 64-bit http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13453.html ">arm server chip samples, and commitment to 3721.html ">2014 released the first 64-bit ARM processor products. 64-bit ARM chip is mainly for the micro-server market, because the current ARM architecture only 32 can not adapt to enterprise-class applications ...

Dell recently presented its 64-bit ARM processor based micro-server product at arm Techcon, which employs Appliedmicro's 64-bit SOC and can connect to the PMC company's 16-port 12GB/S transmission rate SAS storage. 　　Dell says the product is ready to be produced, but the specific date of the listing needs to wait until the customer and the biosphere are ripe for publication. Dell has been involved in the micro-server market very early and, like HP, Dell's micro-servers are mainly Intel processors. ...

"Tenkine Server channel August 8 News" Recently, AMD announced the launch of the AMD Opteron A1100 Series Development Kit, it is equipped with AMD first based on 64-bit ARM processor. AMD has become the industry's only provider of 64-bit http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13453.html ">arm server hardware providers, able to support ecosystem development with a complete set of ARMV8 instructions. At the same time, AMD became the first ...

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. ...

"Tenkine Server channel February 28 News" Recently, AMD disclosed more details of the Opteron A1100 series processor based on the 64-bit ARM architecture. In addition, AMD also demonstrated a dedicated 64-bit ARM server CPU design of a comprehensive development platform. AMD will provide a sample of the AMD Hao long A1100 series of processors in March 2014 to achieve large-scale production in the fourth quarter of 2014. Compared with traditional 32-bit products, 64-bit can bring more memory addressing space, higher performance and more new technology support, so ...

With the advent of the era of cloud computing and big data, data centers are looking for ways to efficiently handle a large number of parallelized and lightweight loads with lower power consumption. These types of loads Perhaps not demanding on the computational power of a single server node, but more on I / O and parallelism. In this trend, ARM architecture into the data center market. Enterprise users have tried to support multiple applications running on multiple virtual machines on a single physical server to support this kind of application load. However, today's hardware platforms have more or less the same effect of virtualization.

The battle for architecture between ARM and Intel processors continues. Intel x86 advanced in the industry's status is indeed unshakeable, but ARM significant power advantages, the future will obviously be more attractive. That kind of CPU is the most able to meet future needs? ARM 2011 released the Cortex-A15 processor, which uses multi-core out of order superscalar design, clocked at up to 2.5 GHz. Cortex-A15 is of great importance as it runs counter to the previous generation of ARM designs.