Liqid and Ampere Enable Truly Heterogeneous Computing to Provide Greater Flexibility for Data Center Accelerators and Networking
Summary
As the first cloud-native servers, Ampere® Altra™ platforms are already highly adaptive and will now be able to compose for data center accelerators such as GPU, FPGA, and persistent memory, as well as provide greater flexibility for networking and NVMe storage deployment. Jade dual-socket server platform delivers predictable high performance, security isolation, extreme scalability, and leading power efficiency,” said Matt Taylor, SVP Sales & Business Development, Ampere. “By introducing composability, Ampere® Altra™ can scale resources like GPU and other accelerators for Arm systems, as well as move between heterogeneous deployments, making it a compelling solution for those seeking to build maximum efficiency and performance.” With 160 processor cores in a dual socket configuration, the Ampere® Altra™ processor-based Mt. “We are excited to work with Ampere to extend the dynamic resource utilization and efficiency of composable infrastructure solutions to Arm-based compute platforms for the first time,” said Sumit Puri, CEO & Cofounder, Liqid. “Heterogeneous resources can be added on demand, managed, and scaled in unprecedented configurations, seamlessly mixing and matching legacy servers with Arm processors to maximize hardware footprints for unparalleled data performance.” To learn more about Liqid, go to www.liqid.com.