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Dell set to launch ARM servers
- Middle East: Wednesday, May 30 - 2012 at 11:08
Dell has said it plans to roll out ARM based servers and computing centres for developers, customers and partners, ZDnet has reported. Dell has been testing ARM servers internally in 2010, the company said, adding that "demands of our customers" called for more ARM efforts. The move comes as more server makers are looking at ARM architecture for so-called hyperscale data centres, which are used for web companies and other businesses looking to save power. HP also said it will focus on ARM servers with "Project Moonshot" and AMD bought SeaMicro, an earlier pioneer of the microserver movement.
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