“Calxeda announced on Tuesday its ARM-based EnergyCore
Server-on-Chip (SoC) architecture, which includes an 80-Gigabit
fabric switch on the same piece of silicon. The EnergyCore is a
critical component of HP’s Project Moonshot effort that aims to use
low-energy ARM-based servers to reduce data center cost and
complexity.
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