ARM announces the new Cortex-A17 32-bit core
And to keep it company the Mali-DP500 display processor
ARM is announcing the new mid-range A17 core today, expect this successor to the A12 to surface about a year from now.
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ARM is announcing the new mid-range A17 core today, expect this successor to the A12 to surface about a year from now.
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What is the ARM core that follows the A12 aka Owl which s due out next month?
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For those of you waiting for an 8-core ARM Mali GPU, your prayers have been answered in the form of the AMLogic AML8726-M8 SoC.
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Calxeda is not resting much after the release of their first chip, today they are talking about their new A15 based “Midway” ECX-2000.
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ARM is announcing a curious new core called the A12 today, a new 32-bit part for a 64-bit world.
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Broadcom had new hardware and software to show off at MWC, one reference design and two demos respectively.
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ST-Ericsson was showing of a 3GHz dual core tablet at MWC, not bad for the venerable ARM A9 core.
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Nvidia took a decidedly different tone at the launch of Tegra 4, and the muted tone shows exactly how much trouble their mobile line is in.
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SemiAccurate talked about the process side of Global Foundries a few days ago, but being a foundry is much more than printing designs.
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ST-Ericksson just came out of nowhere with a novel FD-SOI 28nm process that they developed to take the phone SoC speed crown. Updated
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There is a new front in Intel’s war with everyone, customers not withstanding, and that is the so called microserver market.
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It looks like Calxeda not only announced available products today, but also a few details about upcoming products.
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ARM and Global Foundries are jointly announcing two milestones today, a 2.5+GHz A9 and a 20nm A9 tapeout.
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Calxeda just launched what is quite possibly the most important new chip this year, it will change the game.
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What’s going on with Nvidia’s Tegra line lately?
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