The new CPU cores are a refinement of ARM v9.2 design, and unsurprisingly, are focused on AI. One of the big changes comes in the form of a new Cortex-X925 big core for flagships. It stands as the ...

Over the weekend, Arm showed off its vision for the next generation of flagship CPUs. As usual, these designs include CPUs in various sizes for different workloads. The 'big' chip this year is the ...

Second, Arm is launching its next client platform, CSS for Client, led by the Cortex X925 extreme core, the Cortex A725 performance core, the Cortex A520 efficiency core, and the Immortalis G925 ...

Arm made a slew of announcements this week ... The CSS features the latest Armv9.2 CPU cluster, including two Cortex-X925 cores, four Cortex-A725 cores, and Cortex-A520 cores.

Arm introduces a new product naming architecture with Neoverse for infrastructure, Niva for PC, Lumex for mobile, Zena for ...

Arm’s current architecture has three different classes of CPU core: the Cortex X series for extreme performance, the Cortex A7XX series for balanced performance and efficiency and the Cortex ...

A nested vector interrupt controller (NVIC), which functions as an interface between the core and any external interrupt sources, is part of the Arm Cortex-M0+. It can support an NMI with ...

Arm says that its new Compute Subsystems platform offers improvements like a 30% reduction in GPU power usage and 15% overall power efficiency gains for the Cortex A520 "little" cores found in its ...

Specifically, Arm launched the Cortex-X3 as its next-generation performance core, designed both for smartphones as well as PCs. Arm also announced the Cortex-A715 as well as the Cortex-A510 ...

Built on the same power-saving architecture used in everything from IoT devices to high-end smartphones, Arm’s Cortex-R family of real-time CPU cores is becoming one of the main building blocks ...