Arm Holdings says its chips now power over half of hyperscaler servers

Arm's growing dominance in hyperscaler servers signals a shift in data center architecture, potentially reshaping cloud computing economics. The post Arm Holdings says its chips now power over half of hyperscaler servers appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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Data centre
A facility that houses large numbers of servers and networking equipment to store and process data.
Data centres use large amounts of electricity and water, which makes their location a local and climate issue.
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Delivering computing power, storage and software over the internet from large data centres, paid for as a service.
Most apps and websites now run in the cloud, making a few providers critical infrastructure.
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