Arm has decided to signal what application its CPU cores will be used for, with new brands for PCs, smartphones, cars and more. What does "Niva" and "Lumex" say to you?

Chip designer ARM Ltd. will add extensions to its processor core next year that incorporate hardware-based security technologies, the company announced today. Future versions of the company’s ...

Qualcomm is also a part of Arm’s Cortex-X Custom CPU Program (CXC), which means it gets access to Arm’s highest performance CPU cores, the Cortex-X range. Other members of that program include ...

Arm Cortex-X4 CPU Core. Now, let’s dive into the flagship Cortex-X4. Architecturally, it is similar to last year’s X3. And it can run at the same frequencies as last year’s cores, ...

With that in mind, ARM has also introduced a new Cortex-A715 CPU core, that the company says is 20% more efficient than the previous-gen Cortex-A710, while bringing 5% higher performance.

The CSS features the latest Armv9.2 CPU cluster, including two Cortex-X925 cores, four Cortex-A725 cores, and Cortex-A520 cores. It also incorporates the Immortalis-G925 GPU. 2 comments 88 likes ...

The majority of these processors are from other arm licensees, like Qualcomm, which is what makes Arm's ISA a bit different from the x86 ISA. Where Intel and AMD have a stranglehold on the x86-64 ...

Something to look forward to: Arm has just announced a new processor core, the Cortex-A78C. It's a revision of the Cortex-A78 mobile processor, but it doubles down on the features that on-the-go ...

Arm is not announcing an AI core, like Qualcomm’s Hexagon. Instead, it’s providing software libraries, called KleidiAI, to target the CPU for AI workloads. Normally, the NPU is seen as the ...

I read your article “How many ARM cores does it take to make an iPhone?” and thought I might be able to help a bit. I cover ARM as an equity analyst for an investment bank in London. From my checks it ...