AMD announced that it has launched a series processors Opteron A1100 (available in the form of a SoC), which was previously known under the code name “Seattle”. As pointed out by the manufacturer is a watershed moment for the ecosystem ARM in data centers, and the introduction of powerful AMD processor is another important event for customers looking for a solution ARM.
It is worth recalling that the processor was announced already in 2014, but the red team needed 1.5 years for putting it up for sale. At that time, cooperation has been established with partners in the server who tested models of engineering and prepared the whole ecosystem debut that everything was buttoned up.
AMD Opteron A1100 SoC is a 64-bit AMD platform based on ARM architecture. They offer up to 8 cores ARM Cortex-A57 with 4 MB of shared memory level 2 (L2) and 8 MB of shared memory Level 3 (L3), 2-channel memory controller, DDR3 / DDR4 support modules to 1866 MHz ECC dual interface Ethernet 10 Gb. Completes the service 8 lines PCI-Express Generation 3 and 14 SATA 3.
A1100 Opteron platform is already used in the company’s enterprise-class systems SoftIron (Overdrive3000), and AMD is also working with a Silver Lining Solutions (SLS) SLS interface to integrate into their designs server. Also established cooperation with other companies (including Caswell and 96boards), resulting in the premiere should be ready server solutions.
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