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ARM / RISC-V BASED PAYMENT GATEWAY
The ARM-based servers market is expected to reach US$ 5,196.8 million in 2023 and expand at a CAGR of 12.4% to reach US$ 16, 714.6 million by 2032.
Europe's ARM-based servers market share is predicted to account for about 19% in 2023. The fact that the European Union is sponsoring the development of its own server CPUs, with matrix math and FPGA accelerators also coming from European providers.
The Global RISC-V Cores market is anticipated to rise at a considerable rate during the forecast period, between 2023 and 2029. RISC-V cores are likely to see another 100% growth in 2023.
ARM Based server market outlook
Demand for ARM-based servers is rising due to the increased need for efficient data center operations with increased computing power and low energy and cooling requirements. Moreover, the growing importance of upgrading computing and hardware processing technologies has generated new growth opportunities in the global ARM-based servers market.
The demand for ARM-based servers is rising, as it is an effective transition from the 12 or 24-port x 86 servers, which packs a powerful punch with their power boost. Though, the ARM-based server in contrast operates workloads with low-power processors that share processing tasks rather than use brute force, such as X86 servers.
Linux Foundation back software ecosystem around RISC-V
Linux Foundation Europe and a number of big names in tech have banded together to drive development of a comprehensive software ecosystem that supports the open RISC-V processor instruction set architecture.
Made in China
RISC-V provides China with a shortcut around the laborious prospect of developing their own architecture. Coming up with a whole new architecture is nearly impossible, but a design based on some architecture is very different from the architecture itself. So it should come as no surprise that the majority of RISC-V members are based in China, according to a report published last year. And the country's government-backed Chinese Academy of Sciences is actively developing open source RISC-V performance processors.
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Ampere Computing Unveils New AmpereOne Processor Family with 192 Custom Cores
Ampere® Computing announced a new AmpereOne™ Family of processors with up to 192 single threaded Ampere cores – the highest core count in the industry. This is the first product from Ampere based on the company’s new custom core, built from the ground up and leveraging the company’s internal IP.
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AWS released Graviton 3 to the general public
Graviton 3 was the first ARM CPU to introduce the SVE instruction set to a widely accessible server CPU.
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New processor, OS to propel open-source chip ecosystem
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has unveiled a new high-performance processor chip and a new operating system, based on the popular open-source chip design standard known as RISC-V.
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LeapFive launches NB2 RISC-V flagship SoC in China
The NB2 SoC includes four RISC-V cores produced by SiFive, as well as an iGPU, NPU and VPU. LeapFive employed 12 nm nodes to produce the chips and also offers motherboards that expand the SoC capabilities with additional ports and features.
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