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Home » SUSE Linux Enterprise is coming to 64-bit ARM Processors

SUSE Linux Enterprise is coming to 64-bit ARM Processors

July 16, 2015
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SUSE is working to extend support for its Linux Enterprise 12 to 64-bit ARM server processors.

This will enable partners to develop, test and deliver products to the market using 64-bit ARM chips from vendors including AMD, AppliedMicro and Cavium along with server manufacturers Dell, E4 Computer Engineering, HP and SoftIron.

“SUSE has always been a leader in porting Linux to other platforms, and this program brings the same benefits and interaction to the ARM AArch64 ecosystem that our partners providing x86-64, Power and System z solutions already experience,” said Ralf Flaxa, SUSE vice president of engineering. “SUSE’s ARM partner program will provide ARM ecosystem partners access to AArch64-supported SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 software and expertise, establishing relationships that will result in supported enterprise solutions on different hardware platforms to meet a variety of customer needs.”

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