Intel vs AMD vs Arm CPUs. Which is best for servers?

When it comes to server CPUs you could be forgiven for thinking that there’s only two choices - either Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC. Although these two do represent the vast majority of the market, there is a third option - Arm.
This video explains the differences between the three types of server CPU, their strengths and weaknesses and why you should consider Arm CPUs.
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[@yitspaerl7255]

Professional video. Thanks. Highly interested in ARM based servers.

[@smalldeekgeorge]

Fact is I can edit 4k videos on $150 smartphone but I need $700+ pc to do the same task as smoothly. Arm for the future!!!

[@chunlinyang-g6p]

When can we use RISC-V cpus？

[@martingerlach_1990]

Intel and AMD are the producers of the so-called Von-Neumann architecture such as x86, x86-64, x64 and amd64. ARM and the other RISC machines or plattforms - e.g. RISC-V - are computers or machines with the so-called Harvard architecture.

[@martingerlach_1990]

Why don't you differentiate ARMel, ARMhf, ARM, ARM64(also known as AARCH64) and AARCH32?

[@dhwang101]

Yes, why are we talking about it in server context? 2:40 mark should be the end of the video since answer is simple $Money. With better thermal performance and equivalent performance, you get more bang for your bucks and because Apple proved it can beat Intel with ARM chip.

[@scanitsolutions]

We're talking about Arm in a server context because it also has an important role to play here too. Right now it has tiny market share compared to Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC but there's a lot of potential use cases with Arm would be better in servers too. - JG

[@ZGoddessLola]

X86 Architecture are not valid anymore in bother Server or PC Platforms, rather X64

[@timothy7990]

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[@scanitsolutions]

Thanks for the feedback on our channel. - JG

[@anintrestedparty7750]

Great video - looking forward to hearing more about Arm-powered servers.

[@scanitsolutions]

Thanks, we've got more videos planned on Arm in the future as this market is developing quite fast with lots of new stuff from multiple manufacturers in the pipeline. - JG

[@Paul-e9x4h]

Cenderung kurang lebih

[@FEETOFKEELEY]

Awesome!👍👍 And what about Amazon's CPUs? Are they similar to IBM Power CPUs that work with their hardware only or are they ARM based?

[@scanitsolutions]

Glad you found the video useful. Amazon Graviton CPUs are indeed ARM-based, developed in-house by AWS after Amazon bought Annapurna Labs. - JG

[@ImRiz1]

knowledge worth sharing . Keep it up. ❤️

[@scanitsolutions]

Thank you for the kind feedback. - JG