A new ARM code name for a new market pops up
This one could be big
It’s time for an ARM code name and this one is a pretty important new area for the company.
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It’s time for an ARM code name and this one is a pretty important new area for the company.
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No sooner did SemiAccurate tell you about the very clever thing Apple did with the recent M1 CPUs than we have to eat a few of our words.
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With the recent release of the Apple M1, it became very clear that the company stepped outside of the box for many things.
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We all know about the Apple M1 CPU, but what can we expect from next year’s M2 CPU?
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A few weeks ago, Nuvia announced their new Phoenix ARM CPU core and Orion SoC with some interesting numbers.
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Apple has filed a suit against Nuvia’s Gerard Williams III and it looks very interesting to SemiAccurate.
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A CPU startup called Nuvia just broke cover and they are one you should pay attention to.
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Minutes after the Qualcomm/Apple settlement yesterday Intel announced they were shelving 5G modem development.
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Qualcomm just pummeled Apple over patents and technology because, well, it appears the scales tipped in Qualcomm’s favor.
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ARM is revealing Deimos and Hercules, two cores they claim will beat Intel in single threaded performance.
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There have been some curious rumors about Qualcomm and Apple lately, lets take a look at their roots. Join SemiAccurate in taking apart this starting with some alleged very bad behavior by Apple. If you remember the last time there …
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It looks like one of Intel’s marquee foundry customers just jumped ship.
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Today we’re looking at the Scorpion K20 Gaming Keyboard from Genius. The big trend in PC input devices is adding colored LEDs to them.
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Two weeks ago Microsoft and Apple went head to head with a new generation of PCs and Apple won by using the best NVMe SSDs.
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Guess what major SoC maker other than Apple is now dual sourcing silicon at TSMC and Samsung?
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