Additionally, Ampere's processors are being integrated into SynaXG's virtual distributed unit (vDU) solutions, which are now fully supported for commercial telecom deployments.

Ampere is accelerating its expansion from Arm-based server processors for AI processing into networking chips for the telecom market. The company unveiled the ampere Altra Family of processors uniquely suited to address growing marketAmpere announced today that it is accelerating its effort to address the telecom market, bringingits high-performance, energy-efficient processors to next-generation RAN networks. With the rapid expansion of 5G, edge computing and AI-driven workloads, the company said it is seizing a major market opportunity by enabling telecom providers to meet growing performance demands while lowering costs and energy use.According to Grandview Research, the global telecom services market size is estimated to reach $1.9 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.5% from 2025 to 2030. “Rising spending on the deployment of 5G infrastructures due to the shift in customer inclination toward next-generation technologies and smartphone devices is one of the key factors driving this industry,” Grandview said.Ampere said its processors provide numerous advantages for the telecom market due to their high core density, energy efficiency and scalability, which support the industry’s growing need for high-performance and low power. Low power consumption and efficient thermal design make Ampere-based platforms ideal for a variety of edge form factors found in telecom network infrastructure.They help lower operational costs, a key benefit for telcos managing large-scale deployments across many regions with unpredictable and rising energy costs.Because of this strong product fit, Ampere is strengthening its presence in the telecom sector to capitalize on this significant market opportunity. The company views this market as a natural extension of the Cloud Native workloads it already supports today, delivering Ampere’s benefits to the edge and across distributed networks.Securing new customersToday, Ampere is announcing new trials with global telecom customers as it expands its reach inthis market.Ampere and Parallel Wireless are collaborating on the deployment of the Parallel WirelessGreenRANTM Hardware-Agnostic cloud-native Distributed Unit (DU) stack for 5G SA, 5G NSA,4G and 2G, which will be the first stack to commercialize a comprehensive portfolio ofcellular network technologies on Ampere

To improve performance, energy efficiency, and sustainability, SpaceTech partnered with Ampere Computing to explore a transition from x86 edge servers to Ampere Altra family Arm-based servers.