Neoversebased

Neoversebased is an adjective used to describe hardware platforms, systems, or software that are built around Arm's Neoverse family of processor cores. The term is sometimes written neoverse-based and is used to indicate an underlying Neoverse architecture rather than a specific product line.

Arm Neoverse is a line of processor cores designed for infrastructure workloads, including servers, cloud data centers, edge devices, and networking equipment. The Neoverse family comprises several core generations and configurations intended to balance performance, scalability, and energy efficiency. Vendors license Arm technology and integrate Neoverse cores with other components to form complete CPUs or system-on-chips (SoCs), often paired with memory controllers, accelerators, and high-speed interconnects.

In practice, products described as Neoversebased typically run Arm64 software stacks, such as Linux distributions and container or virtualization platforms. They are chosen for workloads that require high throughput, large memory bandwidth, secure virtualization, and scalable multi-socket or multi-core deployments commonly found in data centers and edge environments.

The exact capabilities of a Neoversebased system depend on the specific Neoverse generation and the accompanying SoC design, including interconnect, memory subsystem, and peripherals. The label serves as a high-level indicator of the underlying architecture, rather than a precise performance specification, so evaluating a particular SKU requires looking at official specifications and independent benchmarks.

See also Arm Neoverse, Arm architecture, data center computing.