Start-up Calxeda is making an end run around the limitations of power in data centers by using chips normally used for mobile phones.
Nov 3rd, 2011 | By omar shaikh | Category: Green TechnologiesThree-year-old Calxeda, which was founded by former Intel and Marvell engineer Barry Evans, set out to redefine the server by starting from scratch, company executives told the Austin Statesman. The company has raised $48 million from venture capital companies and ARM Holdings, which licenses ARM to other companies. The company is launching its EnergyCore “server [...]
