Ampere Computing, the Oracle-backed semiconductor startup specializing in Arm-based processors for data centers, is reportedly exploring a potential sale, according to Bloomberg, which cited sources ...

The chip also has other selling points. Ampere has added 128 PCIe lanes that can link up to 32 graphics cards, flash storage ...

Ampere Computing, which designs server chips for some of the biggest names in the cloud market, is reportedly exploring a potential sale. The California company, which is backed by Oracle and counts ...

Ampere Computing, a datacenter CPU designer backed ... and working with a financial adviser to explore a potential buyout, reports Bloomberg. The decision to explore a sale indicates that Ampere ...

Semiconductor company Ampere Computing, backed by Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) and Larry Ellison, is likely considering a potential sale, according to a Bloomberg report that cites people familiar with the ...

Ampere Computing LLC, the semiconductor startup backed by Larry Ellison’s Oracle Corp., is exploring a potential sale, ...

Semiconductor startups see opportunities in other areas too. These include Ampere Computing, whose Arm-based, cloud-native processors are winning over OEMs and cloud service providers, as well as ...

Santa Clara, CA. -- March 3, 2020 – Ampere™ announced today that it has begun shipping the Ampere Altra™ processor, the industry’s first 80-core server CPU and the first cloud native CPU for modern ...

But even with Arm planning to list on the Nasdaq in September, SoftBank will still own around 90 percent of the company following the IPO, according to multiple reports. The Japanese firm is ...

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(Bloomberg) -- Ampere Computing LLC, the semiconductor startup backed by Larry Ellison’s Oracle Corp., is exploring a potential sale, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Most Read from ...