During the ARM TechCon 2013, AppliedMicro with Oracle, HP, Dell and Red Hat Showcase Production Grade X-Gene Server Silicon.

We talk about next-generation data centers, cloud workloads, and promise of X-Gene. By attending this event, Connectikpeople has observed the determination of these companies to combine their effort and intelligence.

Among the major announcements captured by Connectikpeople, at HP, Mr. Fink announced:

·        HP’s X-Gene cartridge for Moonshot Systems,

·        The availability of its X-Gene cartridge for Moonshot Systems in the HP Discovery Lab, (end-users can experiment, test, and benchmark hardware and software for

low-energy servers),

·         HP showed a Moonshot System running on X-Gene cartridges.

At Dell, for the first time AppliedMicro, PMC and Red Hat nveiled a 64-bit Dell server with AppliedMicro’s X-Gene, PMC’s industry standard storage controller running Dell JBODs with a Red Hat Enterprise Linux OS.

At Red Hat, Jon’s session introduced ‘cutting-edge’ Red Hat-powered ARM server operating-system software, including a live demo of a Red Hat’s 64-bit Linux server operating system on AppliedMicro’s X-Gene based X-C1 Server Development Hardware.

Finally, AppliedMicro announced General Availability of our X-Gene System Development Kit for ARM 64-Bit Platforms, which includes: a software development kit featuring production quality BIOS, compiler, LAMP stack, virtualization and cloud applications such as open source search and publishing engines.