High Performance
Scalable
Sustainable
Ampere® Cloud Native Processors
Ampere® Altra® Max
The industry’s only 128-core
Cloud Native Processor
Ampere’s products are single-threaded, run at consistently high frequencies, and are built with large low-latency private caches. This results in predictable high performance that elastically scales in a linear fashion for all the cloud native applications. The architecture also lends itself to high utilization and delivers consistent performance under maximum load conditions.
In addition to being the leader in power efficiency, Ampere’s high performance Cloud Native Processors contain 128 cores, by far the most in the industry. These processors were architected and designed from the ground up to deliver on the metrics that matter for modern cloud native applications.
Cloud Service Providers’ relentless drive to achieve carbon neutrality requires power efficient server processors that deliver exceptional performance. Legacy processors fall short of meeting modern cloud compute requirements.
Ampere® Altra® Platforms
For Modern Compute
Ampere®Altra® Max
Ampere® Altra® Multi Core Server Processors are a complete System On Chip (SOC) solution built for Cloud Native workloads. Up to 128 Armv8.2 cores with up to 3.0 GHz frequency. It supports 128 lanes of high speed PCIe Gen4 and 8×72 ECC protected DDR4 3200 memory.
Ampere® Altra®
Ampere® Altra® Multi Core Server Processors are a complete System On Chip (SOC) solution built for Cloud Native workloads. Up to 80 Armv8.2 cores with up to 3.3 GHz frequency. It supports 128 lanes of high speed PCIe Gen4 and 8×72 ECC protected DDR4 3200 memory.
“'Powered by Ampere Altra Arm-based processors, T2A VMs deliver exceptional single-threaded performance at a compelling price, making them ideal for scale-out, cloud-native workloads' ”
~ InfoWorld
Blog
“Sustainability at the Core” Takes Center Stage at Multiple Events
In this blog, Jeff Wittich speaks about Cloud Native Processors in the spotlight at three major technology events: OCP Global Summit, Oracle CloudWorld, and Microsoft Ignite, highlighting "Sustainability at the Core" of Ampere processors.
