Five OEMs now offer EnergyCore systems

November 12, 2012
System Fabric Works Announces Two New Products based on the Calxeda EnergyCore™ SOC

November 6, 2012
Why Penguin Computing Entered the ARMs Race

November 1, 2012
Industry Leaders Collaborate to Accelerate Software Ecosystem for ARM Servers, and Join Linaro

October 31, 2012
Calxeda Named Lead Partner for ARM® 64-bit Cortex-A57 Technology

October 24, 2012
Dell Extends ARM-based Server Ecosystem Enablement with Open Source Development for the Apache Community

October 22, 2012
WSJ: The Top 10 Venture-Backed Green Companies

October 17, 2012
Calxeda Lays Out a Vision for the Hyper-Efficient Datacenter

October 17, 2012
Penguin Computing's New High Density System Ultimate Data X1 Brings ARM's Low-power Footprint To The Data Center

October 09, 2012
Calxeda Closes $55 Million Funding Round; New Investors Include Austin Ventures, Vulcan Capital

October 04, 2012
HP Believes ARM Will Conquer 15% of the Server Market in Two Years

September 25, 2012
The 10 Most Disruptive Enterprise Tech Companies

by Moor Insights & Strategy

IT Services Datacenters have diverged from traditional enerprise datacenters; they have fundamentally different needs driven by massive infrastructure scale. Calxeda has designed  an innovative rack-level network fabric architecture for these new IT Services datacenters. ...read more

by John Mao, Calxeda

Today's Dell announcement of their donation to the Apache Software Foundation is a huge milestone not only for Calxeda but the entire ARM server ecosystem.

by Michael Larabel - Phoronix 

Earlier this month I was down in Texas visiting the Calxeda office where for the past four years they have been busy trying to revolutionize the server market through ultra-low power ARM-based servers. …read more

by Boston Ltd. 

We've been busy working on optimising the power draw on our product, improving airflow, tweaking low level system settings, playing with PSUs and exhaustively programming fanspeeds.…read more

by Karl Freund - Calxeda

Remember how smoothly Apple transitioned from PowerPC chips to X86 back in the mid 2000′s? …read more

by Paul Teich 

I've often been asked to compare big, sophisticated Intel Xeon and AMD Opteron processors against Intel Atom variants, potential AMD "cat" derivatives, and a handful of ARM parts seeping into the server market at the low end. …read more