Ampere Expands AI Infrastructure with New Systems Builders Program

May 16, 2025
Ampere has launched the Ampere Systems Builders program and expanded its AmpereOne M platforms, enhancing AI and cloud infrastructure.

Ampere Computing has launched the Ampere Systems Builders program and expanded its portfolio of AmpereOne M platforms, announced in a press release. The new program aims to accelerate the development of modular, standards-based platforms optimized for AI and cloud-native computing.

The Ampere Systems Builders program brings together industry leaders such as Broadcom, Supermicro, Giga Computing, ASRock Rack, Jabil, and Rebellions to co-develop solutions using shared engineering resources and open specifications. This initiative is designed to enhance interoperability, customization, and faster time to market for AI inference solutions.

In addition to the program, Ampere has introduced new 12-channel platforms based on AmpereOne M processors. These platforms are designed to deliver high performance and efficiency for AI inference and cloud-native workloads, offering strong performance-per-watt and high memory bandwidth. Companies like Giga Computing and ASRock Rack are already developing platforms through the program, with more expected in the coming months.

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