Tag: Ampere

We discuss the Marvell ThunderX3 disclosure of a 7nm chip with 96 cores and 384 threads per socket or 768 threads per system and its impact on 2020-21

We got hands-on time with the Ampere Altra Q80-30 80-core Arm CPU and also had the chance to see two servers, plus an OpenStack and Kubernetes deployment

The Ampere Altra 80-core Arm server CPU is upon us with 128 PCIe Gen4 lanes per CPU, CCIX, and dual-socket server capabilities. We assess the impact.

Arm sees a $30B silicon TAM for new infrastructure by 2025 and seems to be solidifying a strategy to attack the market with its IP licensees

NVIDIA announces that it will fully support Arm for GPU accelerated computing for HPC and AI workloads porting CUDA-X and tools to the architecture

With a renewed push, the new Arm Neoverse is set to be a counterpart to Cortex as the infrastructure and data center brand. Arm is launching Neoverse with a diverse set of ecosystem partners and promises a 30% performance CAGR.

The Arm server CPU market is heating up as the Ampere eMAG is now shipping. The new 32 core SoC counts Lenovo as a major launch partner for the new server platform which is a big step for the Arm ecosystem.

We saw the new Ampere eMAG solution, based on the X-Gene 3 architecture, being demonstrated live at OCP Summit 2018 and found a few new details

The Ampere server CPU is a 32 core 64-bit ARMv8 chip rebranded from when the Carlyle group purchased X-Gene 3 IP from MACOM in 2017