Starting with the new CPU designs, the company introduced a new set of Armv9 CPUs optimized for the 3nm process node. The new CPUs include the flagship.
What just happened? Arm made a slew of announcements this week, unveiling its 2024 CPU core designs and three new GPUs for consumer devices. The company also introduced its first compute subsystems for client devices to make it easier for OEMs to develop processors for smartphones, tablets, and PCs running Android, Linux and Windows.
Starting with the new CPU designs, the company introduced a new set of Armv9 CPUs optimized for the 3nm process node. The new CPUs include the flagship Arm Cortex-X925 for “ultimate performance” and the premium Arm Cortex-A725 for “superior sustained performance.”
The final new CPU in Arm’s portfolio is a refreshed version of the existing Cortex-A520 with better energy efficiency for low-intensity workloads.
Codenamed “Blackhawk,” Cortex-X925 is the top-of-the-line reference CPU design from Arm this year.
