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The also have an ARM version: http://www.cavium.com/ThunderX_ARM_Processors.html http://www.cavium.com/ThunderX_ARM_Processors.html

• listic 12y ago
  Why isn't anyone making servers with them?
  • wmf 12y ago
    Thunder isn't released yet. Cavium may also have trouble building a server ecosystem given their culture of total secrecy.
    • justincormack 12y ago
      eg the quoted IO performance requiring a proprietary IP stack...
  • Sanddancer 12y ago
    Cavium's products have traditionally been geared more towards high end routers. Their chips have traditionally had massive amounts of networking bandwidth, but very little I/O for things like storage, or even RAM. Their ARM stuff looks like they may be about to change that, but details there are still rather scant.