➀ This article provides an overview of the NVIDIA GH200, a high-performance computing platform; ➁ Discusses the key features and innovations of the GH200, such as its LPDDR5X memory and NVLink-C2C interface; ➂ Explains the different configurations available for the GH200, including memory size, bandwidth, and GPU options.
Recent #Arm news in the semiconductor industry
➀ The AmpereOne CPU introduces a custom-core design, differing from the licensed Neoverse cores of the Altra series. ➁ It includes significant new features such as nested virtualization, which are absent in the Altra/Altra Max series. ➂ The platform adopts DDR5 and PCIe Gen5, marking a step forward in modernization and performance.
➀ Aetina launches the AIB-MR1A-A1 AI Inference Platform, an ARM-based architecture with an AI module. ➁ The platform supports up to 32 video streams and is optimized for security monitoring in large venues. ➂ It features a Rockchip RK3588 processor and supports various AI accelerators, enhancing flexibility and energy efficiency.
➀ The Raspberry Pi Pico 2 features a price increase from $4 to $5, but offers enhanced functionalities including support for two processor architectures. ➁ The device maintains the same dimensions and GPIO configurations as its predecessor, with the microcontroller chip upgraded from RP2040 to RP2350 series, ensuring software and hardware compatibility. ➂ The RP2350 series microcontroller includes two Arm Cortex-M33 and two 32-bit Hazard3 RISC-V cores, allowing users to select which cores to use during the boot process.
➀ Intel has sold its 1.18 million Arm shares for approximately $145 million to reduce costs and strengthen its financial position. ➁ The sale comes as Intel faces liabilities of $32 billion and cash reserves of $11.3 billion as of June. ➂ The company has also announced plans to lay off at least 15% of its workforce, around 15,000 employees, to save $10 billion.
1. Arm's Q2 revenue increased by 39% to $939 million. 2. The company expects full fiscal year revenue to reach $3.95 billion. 3. Licensing revenues grew by 72% and royalty revenue by 17% year-over-year.
1. Arduino is switching from ARM's Mbed IoT platform to the open-source ZephyrOS RTOS. 2. ARM is retiring Mbed, which will no longer be maintained after July 2026. 3. Arduino plans to release the first beta of this transition by the end of 2024, with a rollout for various boards starting in 2025.
1. HCLTech and Arm announce collaboration on custom silicon chips for AI workloads; 2. Partnership aims to improve computing efficiency for semiconductor manufacturers, system OEMs, and cloud services providers; 3. The collaboration focuses on enhancing AI-driven business operations.
1. ARM has introduced a concept called High Bandwidth Instance (HBI) at the VLSI Symposium 2024, featuring an 8T 1R1RW SRAM design that allows for simultaneous read and write operations. 2. The HBI includes a DDATA memory that simplifies the design of the L1 Data Cache and offers a latency advantage of 10 to 15 ps. 3. ARM has tested a 3 nm chip with 112 SRAM-HBI macro cells, achieving speeds of up to 7.74 GHz at 0.945 V and 3.13 GHz at 0.495 V.
1. Arm introduces the Ethos-U85 NPU, which boosts performance fourfold and enhances power efficiency. 2. The NPU supports complex machine learning applications and AI frameworks like TensorFlow Lite and PyTorch. 3. It is designed for applications such as factory automation and smart cameras, supporting advanced AI technologies like Transformer Networks and Convolutional Neural Networks.
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