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Former Intel President at Reins in ARM Chip Startup (FB)
Former Intel president Renee James has joined the startup world and is returning to her processor roots with the launch of Ampere Computing, an ARM-based server chipmaker. Ampere, based in Santa Clara, California, is building 64-bit ARM server processors aimed at hyper-scale cloud providers, with a focus on big data analytics, storage, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing markets. It's products are based on the technology developed by AppliedMicro, acquired by Carlyle Group-backed Project Denver Holdings, which has been relaunched as Ampere.
Former Intel president Renee James has joined the startup world and is returning to her processor roots with the launch of Ampere Computing, an ARM-based server chipmaker. Ampere, based in Santa Clara, California, is building 64-bit ARM server processors aimed at hyper-scale cloud providers, with a focus on big data analytics, storage, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing markets. It's products are based on the technology developed by AppliedMicro, acquired by Carlyle Group-backed Project Denver Holdings, which has been relaunched as Ampere.
