Ampere says no changes to its Arm licensing as it readies new chips
Wittich also says that as far as he knows, Arm’s licensing policy is not changing.
“I don't know what's true, or what's going on over there, but I can say that, for us there's no changes whatsoever to our licensing." Wittich, who was responsible for Intel’s cloud business before joining Ampere, reiterates that there are unique needs that cloud customers have that are different from what enterprise customers prioritize.
“In the cloud, it's kind of the opposite problem. You want to make sure that you're actually running at full utilization all the time, and then you can easily scale out to utilize every single core, because that's going to lead to the best efficiency. If you can run it close to 90 percent utilization, that's just inherently going to be more efficient than a processor that can only run at say, 40 to 50 percent utilization,” Wittich explains.
However, Ampere will deliver confidential computing capabilities in future, Wittich says, as cloud providers want this ability.
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