Learn about the evolving landscape of Arm-based processors and open-source firmware in this technical presentation from Open Compute Project. Explore how cloud-native Arm-based processors and accelerators are optimized for large-scale workloads, with a focus on cost-effective resource utilization in AI applications. Discover the essential role of open-source firmware components like TF-A, SCP, MCP, EDK2, and OpenBMC in Arm Total Design (ATD) partner development. Gain insights into AMI's contributions to OCP projects in Boot, BMC, and PRoT, and understand practical approaches for implementing advanced Arm solutions in response to the growing demand for purpose-built processors across the technology industry.
Overview
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Advancing Arm Custom Built Silicon with Open Source Firmware
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Open Compute Project
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