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Neoverse N1 CPU
Accelerating the Scalable Cloud-to-Edge Infrastructure Transformation The Neoverse N1 CPU is optimized for a wide range of cloud …
Overview
Accelerating the Scalable Cloud-to-Edge Infrastructure Transformation
The Neoverse N1 CPU is optimized for a wide range of cloud native server workloads executing at a world-class compute efficiency. This enables an infrastructure transformation where processing is pushed to the edge where data is generated, thereby providing more scalability than moving all data to centralized datacenters.
The Neoverse N1 CPU is optimized for a wide range of cloud native server workloads executing at a world-class compute efficiency. This enables an infrastructure transformation where processing is pushed to the edge where data is generated, thereby providing more scalability than moving all data to centralized datacenters.
Key features
- Revolutionary Compute Performance
- Delivering market-leading server performance at the half the power, the N1 CPU ushers in a revolutionary era of compute efficiency or performance/watt. Whether it is running general server workloads on power-constrained edge platforms, or scaling datacenter servers to very large core counts, massive TCO and scalability improvements can be achieved.
- Infrastructure-Specific Features
- Supporting the Armv8.2-A specification, the Neoverse N1 platform delivers a host of architectural and implementation features targeted at the infrastructure market. These features include server-class RAS, efficient virtualization, CPU power management, cache stashing, statistical code profiling, and I-cache coherency support.
- Extreme Scalability and Diversity
- Offering at least 30% compute efficiency gain over previous generation Arm infrastructure CPUs, the N1 platform scales from sub-35W systems to large hyperscale cloud servers. Heterogeneous integrations with the E1 CPU, while maintaining Arm software interoperability, further empowers an ecosystem that thrives on delivering diverse and differentiated solutions.
Specifications
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Part Number
Neoverse N1
Vendor
Arm Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP
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Great Britain
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