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A few weeks ago SemiAccurate told you about the Intel architecture after Skylake, but what is it’s 2S server platform?
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A few weeks ago SemiAccurate told you about the Intel architecture after Skylake, but what is it’s 2S server platform?
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Gigabyte just launched three new ARM server products that don’t look like much on the surface.
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Violin Memory is announcing two new platforms today along with a new OS and software stack to run them.
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In news that will send shivers up the spine of many in the server world, a group that includes Foxconn just bought Calxeda’s assets.
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Cavium is now officially selling their ARM V8 based Thunder X family of CPUs.
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Is Intel’s worst financial nightmare finally coming true?
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SemiAccurate has confirmed that a major server software player has ported their wares from x86 to ARM.
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SemiAccurate has finally dug up some actual info on Google’s top secret silicon projects, or at least one of them.
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Today at Oracle’s JavaOne conference AMD will be showing its first demonstration of Apache Hadoop running on their 64-bit ARM based Opteron A-series chip.
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Since SemiAccurate first reported that Samsung shut down its server teams only one question remained, “Why?”
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There was only one real question about ARM based servers remaining and AppliedMicro just answered it, “When can you buy them?”
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Intel’s palpable desperation in the datacenter manifested itself in a knee-jerk reaction to Microsoft’s FPGA announcement at ISCA 2014.
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SemiAccurate saw three new goodies from Supermicro at Computex, and not surprisingly all were server related.
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Intel offers two lines of chips to choose from in the micro server space, low power Xeons and Atom SoCs.
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Gigabyte is putting out an interesting server board, the 10GbE wielding GA-6PXSVT.
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