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Arm has been enabling server/data-center class SoCs for a while now (eg Amazon Graviton et al). This is only going to pick up further (eg Apple Private Cloud Co
by fork-bomber 2y ago
Arm has been enabling server/data-center class SoCs for a while now (eg Amazon Graviton et al). This is only going to pick up further (eg Apple Private Cloud Compute).
Also, there's nothing fundamentally stopping chiplet pick-up in traditional embedded domains. It's probably quite likely.
- ahartmetz 2y agoThey have been "enabling" them but not designed the best of them(°), and I'm not sure how serious they are about the top end because their results are rather half-assed compared to Apple, AMD and Intel. As is, their bread and butter and main focus is still mobile and embedded chips. (°) The best of them also seem to use barely any ARM standards except for the ISA itself
- sliken 2y agoArm's definitely trying to push on the laptop, tablet, desktop, and server markets. The fastest cluster on the top500 was arm for several years, most of the big clouds either have home grown arm servers (like graviton) or will soon. They are definitely making progress.