ARM, Red Hat and Applied Micro announced a collaboration to develop a 64-bit server for cloud computing, data centers and enterprises.
AppliedMicro X-Gene Server on a Chip, which is based on the ARMv8 architecture, is now running Red Hat’s Fedora Linux in the lab.
“We have a multi-year history in the ARM space, and already have our community-powered Fedora Linux distribution running on AppliedMicro hardware in our labs,” said Jon Masters, Chief ARM Architect at Red Hat. “Red Hat is collaborating with AppliedMicro to enable support for ARM’s 64-bit ARMv8 architecture used in the upcoming X-Gene Server-on-Chip designs. We aim to have a remix of Fedora 19 available in time to support the roll out of that platform.”
AppliedMicro X-Gene Server on a Chip, which is based on the ARMv8 architecture, is now running Red Hat’s Fedora Linux in the lab.
