Modern cloud native computing has arrived. Ampere leads the industry with 128 cores offering predictable performance, scalability, and power efficiency.

In order to support a truly open platform, it is critical to ensure that both the hardware and the accompanying firmware are controlled by the system owner.

The first in a series of “how to” blogs that will look at OpenStack, focusing on an all-in-one deployment for servers with Arm64 processors.

With the rapid pace of change in the Arm64 environment, Ampere brings a strong focus on performance and compiler optimizations.

In our continued commitment to embracing Linux open source communities, Ampere has verified and validated the Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK) to accelerate network performance when using Ampere processor platforms.

Just three months ago, we announced Ampere^® Altra™, the world’s first cloud native processor, featuring 80 cores.