Calxeda ARM-based “EnergyCore” to Power HP’s Extreme Low-Energy Server

Posted by Robert Dow on November 2nd 2011 | Comments Closed
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The EnergyCore ARM-based SoC launched today will power a new breed of servers. Its ARM-based “EnergyCore” Server-on-a-Chip, consumes as little as 1.5 watts. HP is the first company to incorporate Calxeda’s EnergyCore SoCs into servers announcing its design into it's Redstone Server Development Platform. You can read more on Calexda's new processor and HP HERE.

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