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    CNCF Triggers a Platform Parity Breakthrough for Arm64 and x86

    July 16, 2025


    CNCF Triggers a Platform Parity Breakthrough for Arm64 and x86

    Learn how Actuated, Ampere, and Equinix collaborated to solve ARM64 CI/CD challenges for CNCF projects, enabling native builds that replaced slow emulation with high-performance microVMs, and more.

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