Microsoft shakes up server market with news it plans to run with ARM
March 8, 2017
There are only a small number of companies able to influence the industry in which they operate; ARM and Microsoft are two of them. So, when one of Microsoft’s senior technical leaders stood up today to announce the company is running internal cloud-based workloads on ARM-based processors side by side with production workloads, it brought two great change-makers together. There is more opportunity now to increase dynamic competition in the server market. And, I believe it will ultimately be regarded as the point when the data center began a fundamental transformation.
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