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Why Apple’s Arm Deja Vu is a Sign of the Future
Apple’s decision to develop its own Mac processors using Arm technology is a manifest destiny that’s nearly three decades in the making — and an industry bellwether of things to come.
Ampere’s vision is to set the new standard for cloud and edge servers and reset expectations for high performance and a better total cost of ownership. Their eMAG system is designed with cloud workloads in mind, with 32 Armv8 cores at 3.3 GHz in a single socket configuration.
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices.
The Marvell® ThunderX® and ThunderX2® product families are comprised of best-in-class 64-bit Arm®v8 data center and cloud processors that enable servers and appliances optimized for compute, storage, network and secure compute workloads in the cloud.
Packet, an Equinix company, is the go-to cloud partner for today’s leading developers, empowering SaaS companies and Fortune 100’s alike to make infrastructure their competitive advantage with automated bare metal that can be deployed anywhere. They have offered powerful Arm-based configurations since 2016.
