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The new Arm Mali GPUs and Armv9 architecture

Last year, Arm introduced its Cortex-X1, claiming to have kickstarted the evolution of computing performance. Now they’ve followed that up with the firm’s first Total Compute solutions. Arm says it will provide three pillars of its Total Compute strategy – compute performance, developer access, and security. The CPU cores are the Cortex-X2, Cortex-A710, and Cortex-A510, based on Armv9 with SVE2 ...

Jon Peddie

Last year, Arm introduced its Cortex-X1, claiming to have kickstarted the evolution of computing performance. Now they’ve followed that up with the firm’s first Total Compute solutions. Arm says it will provide three pillars of its Total Compute strategy – compute performance, developer access, and security. The CPU cores are the Cortex-X2, Cortex-A710, and Cortex-A510, based on Armv9 with SVE2 features. These are the first Armv9 Cortex-series cores. The company released its Armv9-based Neoverse N2 for infrastructure in April. The new GPUs are the Mali-G710, Mali-G510, and Mali-G310. OEMs can bolt together any combination of the CPU, GPU cores, CoreLink
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