Bringing Competition To The Server Processor Market
August 11, 2014
Applied Micro leads the charge to infiltrate the $12 billion server processor market with ARM-based ICs.
This is not a trivial task. The $54 billion gorilla standing in Applied Micro’s way is Intel with a 90% plus share of the server processor market.
So what, if any, are Applied Micro’s selling points compared to Intel’s?
First and foremost there’s the business model.
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