A file or application server that uses an ARM CPU. Although x86 CPUs have been the mainstay in the datacenters of enterprises and cloud providers, ARM-based servers emerged in the late 2010s.

Arm’s Japanese owner, SoftBank, is set to acquire Ampere Computing, Arm's only independent server chip vendor, for $6.5 ...

And, since most web servers in the world are running Linux, [PelleMannen] figured his Android phone could run a web server just as well ... well with the small ARM system outputting almost no ...

Arm’s Japanese owner, SoftBank, is set to acquire Ampere - Arm's only independent server chip vendor - for $6.5 billion (approximately ¥973.0 billion). It’s a big move, and one that could see ...

In the past few years, ARM architecture processors have matured in the fields of mobile terminals and Internet of Things but progress in the server field has been relatively slow. However, companies ...

We don’t know what this all means for Arm’s aspirations to create its own server processors, which reportedly saw Meta sign up as a customer. Maybe SoftBank will find a way to run two server ...

Arm has revealed two next-generation Neoverse server CPU designs, saying that the new V1 core for maximum performance and N2 core for scale-out performance will deliver significantly higher ...

SoftBank Group has announced plans to acquire Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion, significantly expanding its footprint in the rapidly evolving Arm-based server processor market. The deal ...

The SoftIron 64-0800 server motherboard introduces technology partner Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (Nasdaq:AMCC) 64-bit ARM-based Server on a Chip™ solution to the high performance computing and ...