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AmpereOne and AMD are duking it out for the most cores in a single socket.

Links to the things I mentioned in this video:

- Supermicro MegaDC ARS-211ME-FNR:
- My AmpereOne A192-32X Test Results:
- N+1 Fan Redundancy:
- What is Edge Computing?
- NEBS Level 3:
- Open RAN:
- AWS Graviton Arm CPU:
- Google Axion Arm CPU:
- Nvidia 4090 HPL FP64 Results:
- Ampere-optimized llama.cpp:
- AmpereOne Aurora 512-core CPU announcement:
- Phoronix AmpereOne review:
- Phoronix AmpereOne vs AMD Epyc Turin:
- ServeTheHome review:
- ChipsAndCheese architecture overview:

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Contents:

00:00 - 192 Cores
01:07 - Massive core counts, and a strange era
02:46 - What's in front
04:20 - What's in back (only fans)
05:49 - What's inside
07:32 - What it's for (Edge ORAN)
09:31 - Racking and repairing RAM
10:30 - Benchmarking hits different (why not Geekbench?)
14:16 - An excuse for 25G on the Arm NAS
15:57 - Benchmarking 192 Arm cores
17:00 - Arm-native workloads
18:19 - Other benchmarks
19:04 - The only game in town
20:30 - Arm's all grown up
21:44 - Myths about x86 and Arm

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