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Most of the tablet PCs we’re likely to see in the coming months will be running on ARM-based CPUs. In fact, most mobile devices use these chips. The mobile CPUs from companies like Qualcomm and Samsung are often based on ARM designed cores. Intel has b…
Do you like your tablet screens at 7 inches or 10.1? How about your tablet OS—Windows or Android? And what about the CPU—Intel Atom or a trusty, ARM-based system-on-chip? Within the next few months, ViewSonic will be offering two new tablets bearin…
How do you defend your market share and fend off the likes the Intel? Make your chips faster and more flexible. That’s exactly what ARM intends to do as it gears up to add multithreading support to upcoming architectures, the company said.
The decision…
This is why we love technology. While the world salivates over the concept of dual-core processors in mobile applications like smartphones and tablets, Marvell goes and introduces the first ever 1.5GHz tri-core ARM processor, the AMRADA 628.
The ARMADA…
The next generation of ARM’s Cortex-A series, hitherto known only by its codename, Eagle, will now be known as the Cortex-A15 MPCore. The British chip designer unveiled the Cortex-A15 MPCore processor at a press conference in San Francisco on Wednesday…
Samsung on Tuesday introduced its new dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortez A9-based processor designed for mobile applications. If all goes to plan, you’ll soon seen this spunky chip in a variety of devices, including tablets, netbooks, and even smartphones.
“Con…
During this week’s Global Technology Conference, GlobalFoundries unveiled the world’s first 28nm ARM Cortex-A9 processor platform with High-K Metal Gate (HKMG) technology.
“This is a significant milestone on the road to high-volume 28nm manufacturing a…
ARM may be comfortably placed in the mobile chip market, but the company is unwilling to rest on its laurels. In recent times, ARM has time and again underlined its interest in the server market. The company hopes to make a dent in the low-power ser…