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Arm Neoverse CSS Makes Neoverse N2 Cores Drop-in at Hot Chips 2023
The Arm Neoverse CSS will make dropping Neoverse N2 cores into silicon designs much easier. This new offering was detailed at Hot Chips 2023
Arm Neoverse V2 at Hot Chips 2023
At Hot Chips 2023, Arm is presenting the Arm Neoverse V2 (used in the NVIDIA Grace CPU) and its performance gains over Neoverse V1 processors
Gigabyte R263-P33 Ampere AmpereOne Arm Server at Computex 2023
We spotted the new Gigabyte R263-P33 Ampere AmpereOne Arm server and wanted to show our readers the upcoming Arm server platform
Supermicro Ampere AmpereOne Arm Servers Shown
Supermicro showed off a pair of Ampere AmpereOne servers that can support up to 192 Arm cores per socket with features like DDR5 and PCIe Gen5
NVIDIA AX800 High-End Arm Server on a PCIe Card
The NVIDIA AX800 combines a NVIDIA A100 80GB GPU, 2x 200GbE, NVLink, a 16 core Arm-based BlueField-3 DPU, and even a BMC onto a PCIe card
HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11 Review A Leadership Ampere Altra Max Arm Server
The HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11 is a new leadership cloud-native Ampere Altra Max Arm platform bringing 128 Arm cores to the ProLiant ecosystem
This is the Ampere AmpereOne Arm Processor Set to Power Cloud Instances
At Computex 2023, we saw the new Ampere AmpereOnce processor and snapped a few photos. These CPUs will power next-gen Arm cloud instances
Intel IFS and Arm Announce SoC Manufacturing Deal
Intel IFS and Arm announce a deal to bring Arm mobile SoC designs onto the upcoming Intel 18A process in a big win for Intel
A 16x NVIDIA GPU 128 Core Arm Server Supermicro ARS-210M-NR with Ampere Altra
We review the Supermicro ARS-210M-NR with 16x NVIDIA Ampere 16GB GPUs and 128 Ampere Altra Max Arm cores designed for cloud deployments
Marvell Octeon 10 Arm Neoverse N2 DPU in the Wild Rivaling 2017-era Intel Xeon
We take a look at a Marvell Octeon 10 DPU platform to see what the top-end public DPU offers with Arm Neoverse N2, DDR, and PCIe Gen5