At times, what we need is something new to spice it all up. The number of Arm CPUs in the ecosystem at the notebook level and up is increasing - but Ampere Computing have made a server chip with their own custom Arm core. It's really exciting, but they won't say much about it. This is my report on Ampere's 2024 yearly update, where they announced a new 3nm AmpereOne CPU and a couple of engagements.
[00:00] Announcements
[00:35] Ampere Computing and Arm in the DC
[03:30] AmpereOne and Siryn
[05:15] 256 Cores !
[08:40] Performance
[10:30] Timeline
[11:30] New Partnerships
[15:10] FlexSpeed and FlexSKU
[17:50] WE NEED MICROARCH DETAILS
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