Cloud to Edge Infrastructure for a Trillion Devices
As our connected world expects to reach more than a trillion devices by 2035, the current cloud-centric infrastructure model has to evolve to meet the challenge of capturing, storing, and leveraging this new device data. By distributing compute resources along the cloud-to-edge continuum to process data precisely where it’s needed, businesses can leverage new technologies across high-bandwidth networks, unlock opportunities, and improve efficiency and security.
This shift to new levels of compute at the network edge demands increased flexibility and scalability, together with broad industry collaboration. The Arm Neoverse platform meets these demands, enabling Arm partners to provide high-performance, low-power solutions for the next evolution of compute.
The Core of Cloud Computing
Cloud computing workloads are growing at an exponential rate. The time, money and technology you need to keep up with your customers and the competition is not. Arm Neoverse rewrites the blueprint for data center infrastructure with IP that delivers superior performance while minimizing energy consumption and cost.
The results are price/performance gains of up to 40% or more for hyperscale data centers, service providers, software developers and end-users. See why AWS, Microsoft Azure, Baidu, Packet and others are turning to Arm-based solutions to create a new foundation for the cloud.
The Opportunity with Edge Compute
As the world moves toward one trillion intelligent devices, the compute, network, and storage infrastructure required to onboard, process, and manage the resultant explosion in data is changing. Increasingly, compute is becoming broadly heterogenous, distributed, and localized at the edge. Moving to the edge supports a massive expansion in compute and offers new opportunities to improve operational efficiency and explore additional revenue streams.
Neoverse for 5G: Powerful, Resilient and Flexible
5G exponentially increases the performance, capability and value of wireless networks for real-time services, dense IoT networks connecting thousands of devices and new, immersive applications for smartphones. With network slicing, 5G also improves resiliency and security.
Arm partners are choosing Arm Neoverse technology to efficient, high-performance and differentiated solutions for the entire 5G ecosystem.
Ecosystem Defined by Success
From cloud to edge, the Arm infrastructure hardware and software ecosystem offers a wide range of solutions, from high-performance, scalable datacenter systems to power-efficient systems deployed at the network edge.
Together, we’re driving the development and deployment of cloud-native applications, focusing heavily on open source and standards for compatibility, ease of adoption, and flexibility in vendor choice. We offer the software, tools, technical documentation, and support required to design and build with Arm-based solutions and get to market quickly.
Arm Partners are Redefining Cloud Performance
AWS
AWS’ Graviton2 processor, based on Neoverse, delivers up to 40% or more better price performance over comparable traditional instances.
Oracle
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides cloud services for a diverse array of enterprise workloads starting at a penny per instance.
Leading the Way in Exascale HPC
Arm-based HPC technologies deliver best-in-class performance, compute density, efficiency and design flexibility to meet the demands of HPC. Supercomputers such as Fugaku in Japan, ranked number 1 on the Top500 supercomputer list, depend on flexible, efficient Arm-based optimized solutions. Find out why more governments have chosen the Arm architecture as the basis of their exascale supercomputer designs.
The Total Economic Impact of Arm Neoverse
The Arm Neoverse platform enables the development of building blocks for dense, low-cost, and energy-efficient servers with a small footprint, low power, and performant compute silicon. Arm commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the potential benefits of deploying Neoverse servers or adopting related cloud-based services. Key findings include:
- Upfront infrastructure costs up to 60 percent lower.
- Ongoing infrastructure costs up to 35 percent lower.
- Cloud-based cost savings of up to 80 percent.
- Increased developer productivity.
Read the full study and watch the webinar for more details and full analysis from the experts.
CPU Processors
Infrastructure Revolution Starts with Neoverse
For secure, high-performance, flexible cloud-to-edge computing, Arm Neoverse provides infrastructure solutions capable of efficiently computing the vast amounts of data generated by a 5G world.
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