HPC won't be an x86 monoculture forever – and it's starting to show

Feature Remember when high-performance computing always seemed to be about x86? Exactly a decade ago, almost nine in ten supercomputers in the TOP500 (a list of the beefiest machines maintained twice ...
The Motley Fool

3 Things About Arm Holdings That Smart Investors Know

Arm wouldn’t exist without Apple. A new open-source chip design could disrupt Arm’s long-term growth. Arm’s success was driven by Intel’s hubris. Arm probably wouldn't exist without Apple. Back in ...
SpaceRef

SwRI Is Researching ARM, RISC-V Processors For Use As Faster Spaceflight Computers

Researchers point to a microprocessor on a space-ready motherboard used in spaceflight applications. SwRI is evaluating reduced instruction set computers (RISC-V or “risk five”) and Advanced RISC ...
Network World

How can Arm gain enterprise acceptance?

Arm was founded as a company 35 years ago. It rules mobility and is gaining client share, but the enterprise seems out of ...
Seeking Alpha

The ARM IPO - Opportunistic Timing For A Rich Valuation

ARM is a semiconductor company that offers chip architecture designs for companies to use in their products. ARM's architecture, characterized by simplicity and efficiency, has allowed them to ...
9to5Mac

Apple exploring open-source RISC-V chips, but almost certainly not instead of ARM

An Apple job ad reveals that the company is exploring the use of RISC-V chips, an open-source processor tech that competes with the ARM architecture used for Apple’s A-series and M-series chips.