Lance Albertson

Ampere Computing has grown in the public cloud by 297% over the last year, combined with AWS’s Graviton, ARM64 server instances have grown over 23%. Yet, the first one came out over 10 years ago. Why the explosion in growth today? Environmental concerns? Language support? Tools? Awareness? What still needs to happen to continue this growth? Join us for a panel discussion about the status of ARM64 Servers and their future in the data center.

Other people: Aaron Williams Andrew Kelley Dave Neary Erik Benner

Data centers are a crucial part of any IT organization that still needs on premise hosting. Running a datacenter requires attention to power, cooling, networking, rack space, cabling among many other aspects. But how does running AArch64 in a data center differ from traditional x86? This session will discuss the differences between AArch64 and x86 in the scope of hosting it in a data center. Long are the days of just sticking raspberry Pi’s in a rack!