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Banana Pi 24-Core ARM Server Spied Running Ubuntu 18.04

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 27th of December 2018 11:59:13 AM Filed under
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Raspberry Pi developer boards have proven to be very popular with folks looking to build a project that needs a power-efficient and modest performing single-board PC. Raspberry Pi unveiled its Raspberry Pi Model 3 A+ last month for $25. The success of Raspberry Pi has spawned similarly designed products from a number of competitors looking to cash in. However, a company called SinoVoIP is targeting a higher-end of the market with boards called Banana Pi that have been around for a few years.

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Banana Pi 24-Core ARM Server Running Ubuntu Breaks Cover

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 27th of December 2018 12:45:26 PM.
  • Banana Pi 24-Core ARM Server Running Ubuntu Breaks Cover

    ARM-based server processors have threatened to take on Intel in the data center for some time but not much has materialized thus far in terms of significant deployments. However, a new breed of low cost ARM server implementations may be in the works with a many-core platform called Banana Pi. The latest Banana Pi device being teased is something very different in the form of a 24-core ARM server that speculation suggests might be sold as a Banana Pi server board or as a finished server product.

Banana Pi Might Be Rolling Out A 24-Core ARM Board

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 27th of December 2018 01:58:52 PM.
  • Banana Pi Might Be Rolling Out A 24-Core ARM Board

    Making the rounds overnight has been word that the folks at Banana Pi are preparing to release a 24-core ARM board. On the surface it's exciting for ARM Linux enthusiasts, but the pricing has yet to be announced and that will largely determine the success of this reported next BPi product.

    They are said to be working on a 24 core Banana Pi that may also feature NVMe solid-state storage support. But the firm details on this reported product have yet to be officially announced.

DIY 24 Core ARM computer motherboard appears

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 27th of December 2018 04:37:59 PM.
  • DIY 24 Core ARM computer motherboard appears

    SinoVoIP is releasing a version of its Banana Pi boards which enables you to build a 24-core ARM server.

    Hothardware said that while SinoVoIP has a “checkered reputation” when it comes to documentation and firmware updates for its devices, it has a good user community that reportedly offsets that downside to some extent.

    Details on the motherboard and platform are unknown, and the blurry image above is the only clue at what the company is creating.

Belated coverage

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 28th of December 2018 10:01:09 AM.
  • Banana Pi Teases 24-Core ARM Server Board

    Banana Pi, a company that produces Raspberry Pi-type devices, is teasing its new 24-core server board running Ubuntu. The upcoming server board comes equipped with 24 ARM Cortex A53 cores, 32GB of memory and supports NVMe storage. The company posted a quick demo video and a few images, but hasn't said whether the project will come to market as a full server or just as a server board. A Banana Pi representative also commented on LinkedIn that the board supports OpenSuse, Tensorflow, Docker, ROS and Raspbian.

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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 2nd of January 2019 07:11:18 PM.
  • Banana Pi 24-core ARM server running Ubuntu 18.04

    Banana Pi mini PCs typically feature ARM core technology processors and offer an affordable alternative to the well-known Raspberry Pi systems and similar mini PCs. The latest hardware system teased by the company takes the form of a Banana Pi 24-core ARM server that speculation suggests might be sold as a Banana Pi server board or as a finished server product.

    In the video below it is rumoured you can see the new Banana Pi 24-core ARM server board running Ubuntu 18.04 although no specifications for either the motherboard or platform are known at the current time. The operating system is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS with MATE desktop.

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