AMD has just announced its first ARM processor-based servers, the code name 'Seattle' which will include the ARM Cortex-A57 core. The processor was originally an 8 core processor, which will be followed by the 16 core version. This chip mass production scheduled for the second quarter of 2014.
Seattle was rumored processor operates at a frequency of 2 GHz, the performance rate between three to four times faster than the Opteron processor-class X, with the refinement calculations per watt. The processor is also the first processor to incorporate AMD's Fabric Freedom technology directly into its chips. The technology allows the processor to access a collection of shared storage, for I / O virtual, through a 160 Gbps Ethernet uplink connections.
Other chip features Seattle namely:
- Supports up to 128 GB of DRAM capacity
- Extensive offload engine for better power efficiency and reduce CPU loading
- Encryption and compression caliber server
- Older include integrated 10GbE network.
The manufacturer does not forget the x86 chip architecture because they also announced x86-based processors 'Berlin' and 'Warsaw'. AMD's scheduled launch in the first quarter of 2014. Processors 'Berlin' will be available as a CPU and APU, and will immerse core CPU 'steamroller' new generation. For APU 'Berlin', claimed to be the AMD APU-based Heterogeneous Systems Architecture (HSA), which allows the CPU and GPU share access to memory systems in order to lower power consumption and enhanced computing power. CPU server companies 'Warsaw' will bring 12 to 16-core 'Piledriver', and the CPU acts as an upgrade option of current AMD 6300 series
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