ARM-based Opteron now available in $2,999 developer kit

@ 2014/07/31
Seattle, AMD's first ARM-based CPU, is now available in a developer kit. The kit is based on an Opteron A1100-series chip with quad Cortex-A57 cores. The 64-bit chip is nestled in a microATX motherboard loaded with dual DDR3 memory slots, multiple PCIe slots, and eight SATA connectors. A Fedora-based Linux distro is included, as well, along with support for Red Hat's ARM Partner Early Access Program.

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