HP To Build Low-Power Servers
Hewlett Packard Co unveiled plans to develop extremely low-energy servers, partnering with companies including chip designers ARM Holdings Plc and Advanced Micro Devices Inc in a move that could threaten the dominance of Intel Corp. Explosive growth in datacentres that drive the Internet is taking up increasing amounts of electricity and tech companies are looking for ways to make servers more efficient and trim their energy bills. Energy-efficient chips made using ARM technology are widely used in tablets and smartphones and ARM executives have said they want to make them popular for personal computers and corporate servers too. The British chip designer last week unveiled its first 64-bit architecture, which it said would expand its reach into enterprise applications such as servers currently dominated by Intel. Nvidia Corp, another semiconductor company, said in January it was developing processors for PCs, servers and supercomputers based on ARM’s architecture under the title “Project Denver.”
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