Category: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for ARM

On July 16, 2018 SUSE® officially released SUSE® Linux Enterprise 15. With this new release we also announce the availability of the YES System Certification Kit (SCK) version 8.1 for hardware systems. SCK 8.1 now provides certification support for SLE 15 including Xen and KVM Virtualization. SCK 8.1 includes certification for the following hardware platforms: Intel 64/AMD64 (x86-64 […]

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Arm servers are here (to stay) I’ve spent the last few weeks meeting with many customers and partners in Frankfurt at the ISC High Performance Conference, HPCast, and the GoingArm conference. We have worked with the Arm community for many years to build a 64-bit Arm server ecosystem. As a result, SUSE has delivered three […]

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The expansion of High Performance Computing (HPC) beyond the niches of higher education and government realms to corporate and business computing use cases has been on the rise. One catalyst of this trend is increasing innovation in hardware platforms and software development. Both respectively drive down the cost of deploying supercomputing services with each iteration […]

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Back in 2016, we introduced SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for ARM as the first commercial enterprise-grade Linux distribution that’s optimized for 64-bit Arm systems (AArch64 architecture). Today we’re launching the newest version built on the world’s first multimodal OS, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for ARM 15 gives developers and enterprise […]

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SUSE will, for another year, present at the High Performance Consortium for Advanced Scientific and Technical (HP-CAST) computing users group. This group works to increase the capabilities of Hewlett Packard Enterprise solutions for large-scale scientific and technical computing. HP-CAST meetings typically include corporate briefings and presentations by HPE executives, technical staff, HPE partners, and discussions […]

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Partnering with SUSE enables vendors to build and deliver solutions that help their customers reduce costs, manage complexity and mitigate risk. The SUSE YES Certification program brings this assurance by providing easily identifiable products that are certified compatible with SUSE technologies. This lets end- users know that both SUSE and participating SUSE partners will work […]

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Supporting an enterprise distribution on a given piece of hardware often requires getting additional information from the misbehaving system. In case of kernel crashes this means a crash dump. Some time ago I announced my intention to enable it on AArch64. The task was then taken over by my colleague Matthias Brugger, and dumping works […]

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HPC is no longer the sole domain of well-funded research institutions. Organizations of all sizes want to process large volumes of information in ways that help them improve business outcomes, innovation and competitiveness. HPE and SUSE are on it!   Since 2003, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server has been bundled as a native install option for […]

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SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing now officially part of the SLE 15 Beta Program! As part of the (upcoming) major version of SUSE Linux Enterprise 15, SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing (HPC) is now a dedicated SLE product base on SLES 15. This product is available for the x86_64 and ARM aarch64 hardware […]

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This is a guest blog by Eben Upton, CEO of Raspberry Pi, Ltd. When we established the Raspberry Pi Foundation, our objective was to encourage people to go beyond being competent computer users, to become capable software developers and electrical engineers. We wanted to make it fun and affordable for anyone at any age to […]

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