Tag: ARM
PC Perspective Podcast #588 – Ryzen Goes XTreme
Join us this week as we discuss the rumored Ryzen processor refresh, check out the new announcements from Arm, install the latest version of Windows 10, and more! Our sponsor this week is…
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Arm Introduces Cortex-A78, Cortex-X1, Cortex-X Custom
Another year and another Arm Tech Day. These things seem to follow a pattern, but one that was slightly disrupted by the current pandemic that we are experiencing. Instead of heading down…
Read MorePC Perspective Podcast #584 – Intel 10th Gen Desktop Processors, Pure Base 500DX
Join us this week as we discuss Intel's now official 10th Gen desktop lineup, check in on the hard drive SMR controversy, review a sleek new airflow case with ARGB, and more! 00:00:26…
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35 Years Of ARM Processors, Wish Your Devices A Happy Birthday
You generally shouldn't compare Acorns to Apples, unless you are Steve Furber and Sophie Wilson whom have spent 35 years successfully proving their ability to excel at doing exactly that. The story…
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Google ARMs Itself With Whitechapel, A 5nm Custom Chip
Google is taking a gamble, designing their own custom ARM chip to function as the main processor in upcoming Pixel devices; phones at first and possibly Chromebooks further out. They do already…
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ARM’s Micro Neural Processing Unit, The Ethos-U55
ARM has leveraged their low power designs to bring unheard of security to the IoT as well as the processing power of their various Cortex chips, with today offering details on two…
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Qualcomm’s Insecure TrustZone
There is a bug in Qualcomm's Secure Execution Environment, found on LG, Pixel, Samsung, Xiaomi, HTC, Sony, OnePlus, and many other phones, which breaks their Qualcomm's Secure Execution Environment. Thankfully it was…
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ARMing Apple And Surface Users
We've know ARM was coming back to Microsoft's Surface for a while now, with rumours about the hardware as well as the new Windows 10X version it will run on. What we…
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Khadas Launches VIM3 SBC With Amlogic A311D SoC
Single Board Computers (SBC) continue to ramp up the features and performance enabling new products and workloads. Looking to compete with tiny development boards like NVIDIA's Jetson Nano, ODROID,...
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Qualcomm Readies Refreshed Snapdragon 855+ SoC
Qualcomm is preparing a refreshed Snapdragon 855 Plus mobile processor with improved graphics and CPU performance thanks to wringing higher clocks out of TSMC's N7 7nm process. On...
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NVIDIA Brings CUDA to Arm for Energy-Efficient Exascale Supercomputers
Today at the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) in Frankfurt, NVIDIA announced that it is introducing support for Arm processors, allowing energy-efficient Arm-based systems to leverage NVIDIA’s GPU hardware for...
Read MorePC Perspective Podcast #545 – Computex Recap, Ryzen Mania, PCIe 4.0 Storage
Join us this week as we recap the biggest stories from Computex, including new Ice Lake processors with Gen11 graphics, dual-screen laptops from ASUS, the latest Arm developments, and of course the…
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ARM Introduces Cortex-A77, Mali-G77, and New ML Unit
It can be generally said that most humans have a bad tendency to slow down or to delay innovation when they are at the pinnacle of their success and not challenged by…
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May You And Huawei Live In Interesting Times
It has been a rough week for Huawei, who seem rather confused that companies are reacting negatively to their business practices and involvement with their government. With the possibility of increased trade…
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Arm will be extending it’s reach in the next few years
Today ARM will reveal what it has up it's sleeves, with an announcement about their updated Armv8.1-M. This will add M-Profile Vector Extension to the current model, which will give a boost…
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ARM Introduces Cortex-A65AE with SMT for Self-Driving Vehicles and Industrial Automation
Over the holidays I noticed that ARM released information on a new core design aimed at autonomous driving systems. The Cortex-A65AE is part of the company's Automotive Enhanced lineup...
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Out on a branch, speculating about possible architectural flaws
The discovery of yet another variant of Spectre vulnerability is not good news for already exhausted security experts or reporters, but there is something new in this story which offers a…
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Chrome plated Windows? Microsoft is making like a magpie
There are two very interesting rumours about Microsoft circulating the intertubes today, both involving Alphabet's Chrome products. The most shocking is that they have finally internalized the fact that when people refer…
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