Talk:Ampere Computing

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Promotional tone[edit]

What does "cloud native" means?

It's a vague buzzword that seems to be used a lot by Ampere in their communication. So maybe it leaked from there to here.

> Ampere announced the Ampere Altra featuring 80x Quicksilver cores fabricated on TSMC's N7 process for hyperscale computing.

Also "hyperscale computing" look promotional tone.

> HPE became first tier-one server provider to offer compute with optimized cloud-native silicon for service providers and enterprises embracing cloud-native development with new line of HPE ProLiant RL Gen11 servers, using Ampere® Altra® and Ampere® Altra® Max processors, delivering high performance and power efficiency.

«offer compute with optimized cloud-native silicon for service providers and enterprises embracing cloud-native development» «delivering high performance and power efficiency»

This is totally promotional tone.

Tuxayo (talk) 22:03, 11 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

There is quite a bit of promotional tone. It is now tagged for such. --CNMall41 (talk) 23:58, 11 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]