Intel Pushes Out Flagship Premium Tiger Lake Mobile Chips
In rolls out flagship premium performance 11th Generation Core Tiger Lake-based mobile processors with eight cores.
Read moreIn rolls out flagship premium performance 11th Generation Core Tiger Lake-based mobile processors with eight cores.
Read moreWikiChip Fuse moves to a decaying paywall model.
Read moreArm launches its next-generation server CPUs – Neoverse N2 and Neoverse V1 (formerly Perseus and Zeus). Targeting high-performance servers and the HPC market, the new cores bring 1.4-1.5x higher IPC , SVE support, BFloat16, and the ARMv9 architecture.
Read moreIntel launches its 3rd Generation Xeon Scalable, formerly Ice Lake. Fabricated on the company’s 10nm process, those server chips go up to 40 Sunny Cove cores and offer a 20% IPC improvement over the prior generation.
Read moreAlong with the launch of ARMv9, Arm highlighted its near-term roadmap promising strong generational performance improvements.
Read moreTen years after launching ARMv8, Arm is launching the ARMv9 architecture for the next decade of compute.
Read moreArm updates its Neoverse roadmap with the Neoverse N2 and V1, introducing SVE support for the first time as well as bfloat16 operations. Like the Cortex-X series, the Neoverse V-series will ease its power and area constraints in favor of higher performance.
Read moreIntel publishes details of its upcoming Advanced Matrix Extension (AMX), an x86 extension set to debut with Sapphire Rapids that introduces a new matrix register file and accompanying matrix operations.
Read moreA look at the new Cortex-M55, an embedded ARMv8 core with the new Helium vector extension.
Read moreIntel launches Lakefield, a 3D SoC with a new form factor for ultra-mobile devices. This microprocessor allows the chip giant to dabble with a number of new complementary technologies that could potentially find broader uses in the future.
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