Arm SystemReady Partners 

“AMI is a world-leading provider of cutting-edge firmware solutions for the compute industry. We are proud to be a SystemReady partner and to have our firmware solutions certified by Arm. The SystemReady certification program provides our partners with a high level of assurance introducing a shift-left opportunity by guaranteeing that our firmware solutions “just work” on a given Arm-based platform. This collaboration ensures smooth integration of our firmware solutions on day one and reduces the time to market for our partners. Arm's commitment to quality and market responsiveness has greatly impressed the industry, and we are confident in the continued success of our partnership. At AMI, we are dedicated to delivering cutting-edge firmware solutions that empower the ecosystem and position AMI as the industry leader."

- Sanjoy Maity, CEO, AMI

“Ampere and Arm have worked together to ensure infrastructure compatibility across the cloud to the edge. The Arm SystemReady certification program gives customers a seamless, compatible software experience and highlights the importance of software and system architecture consistency. Ampere® Altra, the first cloud-native processor designed for modern datacenters, is now SystemReady SR v2.0 certified. (…).”

- Mauri Whalen, Vice President of Software Engineering at Ampere

“As independent BIOS vendor, we are glad to join in SystemReady program and get the certification. This program has established one solid base for our BIOS product to work seamlessly across a vibrant, diverse ecosystem of Arm platforms.”

- Hawk Chen, Vice President of Engineering, Byosoft

"GIGABYTE is delighted to be one of the first Arm ServerReady system partners and has worked closely with Arm on the definition and validation of the ServerReady program, enabling us to offer hardware platforms that work on a wide range of operating systems and hypervisors. We are very happy that Arm has extended the ServerReady success to the edge and IoT market with the new SystemReady program. GIGABYTE is ready and excited to be able to empower customers with our Arm SystemReady certified systems.”

- Akira Hoshino, Head of Product Strategy and Planning at GIGABYTE

"GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group Company, is proud to partner with Arm in project Cassini & SystemReady programs. As we work towards a seamless customer experience on the Edge, it is important to standardize & simplify the Edge infrastructure deployments for scalability. Our basic tenets for delivering cloud native solutions have always been to keep it simple, scalable & secure. Arm’s project Cassini also focuses on these same areas for the Edge deployments with a three-pronged strategy around standardization, security & ecosystem enablement. Leveraging our certification lab & cloud native solutioning capabilities, GlobalLogic is excited to deliver an out of the box SystemReady experience to Arm’s customers, partners, developers & the broader edge ecosystem. ”

- Ramki Krishna, SVP/GM NEP BU, GlobalLogic

"Google is pleased to support the Arm SystemReady server standards compliance effort, which we see as a key part of ensuring a consistently smooth customer experience. Fundamentally, SystemReady provides assurance for customers that Arm instances they use today are compatible with existing software investments, and will remain compatible going forward, while increasing customer choice by providing portability between a mixture of on-prem and cloud environments. We are also proud to be collaborating with Arm to help to define the next generation of SystemReady standards to provide even more capability for our customers."

- Jon Masters, Computer Architect, Google

At HPE, we are fully supportive of the Arm SystemReady certification program, which sets compatibility and performance standards for Arm-based systems. With the Arm certification achieved by our HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11 server in partnership with Ampere, we recognize the program's significance in driving innovation and expanding the Arm ecosystem. This certification validates our HPE solution, ensuring reliable operation, software interoperability, and industry-leading power efficiency, making the HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11 a standout solution for cloud-native workloads in the market. By aligning with industry standards, we consistently deliver reliable, efficient, and future-ready server platforms to meet the evolving needs of our customers.”

- Peter Groth, Vice President, Chief Technology Officer & General Manager, Worldwide Service Providers, Compute Business Unit, Hewlett Packard Enterprise

"Insyde Software is excited to bring years of leadership in UEFI technology along with our complete commitment to OpenBMC-based firmware to the Arm SystemReady program and ecosystem. Our customers can have confidence in knowing we meet the highest of firmware standards with SystemReady certification, helping them to accelerate their Arm server product development."

- Bryant Lee, Director of Marketing for Server BIOS and BMC Firmware at Insyde Software

“Our strategic collaboration with Arm has helped Marvell drive and accelerate the adoption of industry-leading DPUs, like the OCTEON 10 family of processors, for 5G infrastructure, cloud data center and enterprise markets. Standards like Arm SystemReady enable consistent hardware behavior for OSes and hypervisors in a way that facilitates software reuse and platform scalability from core to edge.”

- Cary Ussery, Vice President, Software and Support, Marvell.

“The Arm SystemReady compliance certification program extends the success of the Arm ServerReady program beyond just servers based on Arm system standards and community contributions. It enforces a set of common principles that software developers and customers alike can rely on. We are pleased to see this come to fruition with several systems already certified as Arm SystemReady. Being SystemReady SR compliant is the first step toward enabling Windows Azure deployment, while being SystemReady ES or SR is the first step towards enabling Windows IoT on a platform.”

- Dr. Leendert van Doorn, Distinguished Engineer, Microsoft Corp.

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"The essence of Arm lies beyond chip design and is found in the broader ecosystem. It frees NVIDIA to build innovative architectures like Grace that deliver exceptional performance and value while building on the extensive efforts that the entire industry has invested in Arm-compatible CPUs over the years.

Arm SystemReady SR is an incredible extension of this value that defines a standard to guide end customers. The certification allows them to bet on a wide range of software applications, infrastructure solutions, firmware, and even entire operating systems with drivers that may have never been run before on our latest silicon before with the confidence that it “just works.” It protects the customers' investments in deploying Arm systems, allowing them the freedom to transition between other products from different vendors if desired while ensuring a smooth and performant out-of-the-box experience on Grace."

- Ian Finder, Principal Product Lead, Grace at NVIDIA

“Edge processing requires a homogenous software environment to run cloud-native software. NXP has a strong history of developing Arm-based microcontrollers, applications, communications, and automotive processors and we are pleased to collaborate with Arm on Project Cassini. To achieve our shared goal, our Layerscape LS1046A and LX2160A processors are already in the process of obtaining SystemReady approval.”

- Tareq Bustami, General Manager for Network Product Line, Edge Processing, NXP Semiconductors.

"To help our customers and developers take advantage of Arm® technology in the cloud, Oracle is providing tools, solutions and support to fuel Arm-based application development. With our Ampere A1 Compute, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) customers have been running cloud-native and general-purpose workloads on Arm-based instances with significant flexibility, scalability and price-performance benefits for more than a year. To provide our customers with an added level of confidence as they build, move and run their Arm workloads in OCI, we are pleased to announce that OCI and our Ampere A1 compute instances have achieved Arm SystemReady VE certification. The Arm SystemReady program helps ensure that our customers' Arm-based virtual environments work with seamless interoperability across standard operating systems and software."

- Bev Crair, Senior Vice President, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute

“Raspberry Pi is pleased to see the Arm SystemReady compliance certification program extending beyond servers to cover devices across a vibrant and diverse hardware ecosystem. Through promoting widely adopted standards this program recognizes the importance of the developers and community contributions in accelerating adoption of hardware standards that benefit the entire ecosystem. We look forward to leveraging the fruits of this program for developers and technology enthusiasts all over the world.”

- Eben Upton, CEO, Raspberry Pi (Trading) Ltd

“As edge computing drives the next wave of enterprise applications to meet evolving end user demands, we believe that open source communities will fuel this technical innovation. To make these technologies consumable, industry-accepted common standards combined with strong security must form the bedrock of these advancements, from silicon on up. We’re pleased to continue working with Arm and its ecosystem to refine these standards as we bring enterprise computing to the edge.”

- Peter Robinson, principal architect, IoT, Red Hat

“For SECO and our customers, the benefit of participating in the Project Cassini is twofold. First, it enables seamless and therefore fast integration of our SystemReady certified devices into larger systems and networks, which can be used by a broad ecosystem of partners in many different markets. Second, being also a software solutions provider, SECO can become an active part of this ecosystem by opening our software offering to third parties. By joining Project Cassini, we once again demonstrate that at SECO, standardization, security and openness are essential principles.”

- Marco Sogli, Head of SW R&D & DevOps at SECO

“SolidRun is very excited to be adopting Arm's SystemReady standards onto our current and future solutions. What we love about standardizing hardware and firmware with this program is that it allows our customers to not be forced into a specific Linux distribution or embedded OS. They can use the specific distribution they are most comfortable with, reducing the learning curve and bringing products based on our hardware to market quicker and cheaper. This, combined with security infrastructure that is being built on top of the standards, will accelerate the implementation of secure, stable, upgradeable Edge and IoT products.”

- Jon Nettleton Chief Systems Architect, SolidRun

"VMware sees a bright future for Arm-based solutions spanning the private cloud, the edge, and personal computing devices. We are pleased to be working with Arm and the broader ecosystem on open hardware and firmware standards to accelerate the adoption of Arm-based solutions across the hybrid cloud. Our work with Arm on SystemReady ES extensions will create new Arm use cases, including DPU-enabled data centers for enterprise users."

- Lee Caswell, VP Marketing, Cloud Platform Business Unit, VMware