Calxeda, the company that invented the concept of using ARM®technology to slash data center power, today announced $55 million in additional funding, one of the largest semiconductor capital deals this year.
Calxeda Launches the EnergyCore Processor
November 1, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Calxeda today unveiled its ARM-based “EnergyCore” Server-on-a-Chip, which consumes as little as 1.5 watts, the industry’s first server processor to achieve this milestone. Following HP’s announcement to incorporate Calxeda technology in its first-generation of extreme low energy server development platforms, Calxeda is launching EnergyCore at simultaneous events in Palo Alto, CA and Austin, TX. A [...]
Without Chips, Mobile Is Nothing
June 14, 2011 by 1 Comment
mobileTech Tuesday, by Steve Guengerich As I was on my way to pick up my Monday morning coffee at 6am, I had an audio double-take when I heard this exchange on the morning news report between the KUT anchor and a reporter from the Austin Business Journal about chipmaker Altera Corp’s announced intentions to move [...]
Smooth-Stone Changes Name to Calxeda; Adds Hires
November 16, 2010 by 5 Comments
Exactly three months after its $48 Million funding announcement, Smooth-Stone today detailed its company momentum, including significant new executive hires, new office space and renaming the company. The new name, Calxeda, pronounced “Cal-zeh-dah,” is a derivative of the Latin for “Smooth-Stone.” Calxeda is on track with its business and ARM-based product development plans, moving toward [...]
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