Servers and Cloud Computing blog

In this blog we compare the performance of NVMe over Fabrics between Arm Neoverse N1-based servers and Intel Xeon-based servers.

In this blog we review optimizations Tencent has made to their KonaJDK to support the Arm architecture.

In this blog, we compare the performance and price-performance of running Cassandra on AWS Graviton2 compared to x86-based instances.

In this blog we compare the performance of Redis on Arm-based AWS Graviton2 processors to Intel Xeon processors.

In this post, read about Anbox Cloud the scalable 'Android in the Cloud'.

HPC on Arm momentum continues, with new announcements from Arm and our partners developing innovative products with our Neoverse IP for products of the future.

In this post, we show how the AWS Graviton2 based R6g achieves 117% higher throughput on MongoDB than the x86-based R5.

In this blog we show how OCI A1 instances provide leading performance per dollar for x264 video encoding.

In this blog we test the performance of OCI A1 Arm-based instances on NGINX Plus compared to competitive offerings.

In this blog we discuss the goals of a new, multi-year HPC collaboration agreement between Arm and the Julich Supercomputing Centre.

Optimizing performance of Genomics alignment codes for Arm servers.

Let us take a look at the new NVIDIA HPC Developer kit announced during GTC. This blog will also talk about the NVIDIA HPC SDK and Arm Allinea Studio.

An article on RedisAI inference benchmarking and best practices using TensorFlow & TensorFlow Lite backends running on Jetson Nano devices.

Tencent is laying the foundation to grow the presence of Arm in its cloud.

UCloud, a rapidly growing Shanghai-based cloud service provider, recently released HPC services in the cloud based on technology from Arm partners. Read more for details.

Improve x264 encoding price/performance by 36% with AWS Graviton2-based c6g instances.

In this blog, we showcase 51% performance benefits of running Memcached workloads on AWS Graviton2 based instances compared to equivalent x86-based instances.

Arm technology can now be found across Lenovo’s 5G infrastructure product portfolio with the Lenovo’s FutureCore 5G Core Network server built on an Arm-based CPU designed in China.

In this blog, read how Arm made the transition from on-prem EDA to running EDA in the Cloud on AWS Graviton2.

AWS Graviton2 based c6g instances offer the fastest resolution time on HYCOM.

In this blog, Brent Gorda discusses a few key trends that will impact the future of high-performance computing.