This year ARM has made a major change to its CPU structure. All new cores will be 64-bit only, and there will be no 32-bit revisions.

That’s exclusive to ARM processors. However, Intel’s 12t-gen Core processors do include two different types of cores on one chip, and those cores are designed to perform different roles.

Yesterday, MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 surfaced on Geekbench, which was our first brush with ARM’s new prime core. It is codenamed “Travis” and no, it wasn’t running at 4GHz, just 3.23GHz.

Chip designer ARM Ltd. will add extensions to its processor core next year that incorporate hardware-based security technologies, the company announced today. Future versions of the company’s ...

More than a year after Arm unveiled Cortex-M85, its fastest core for standalone microcontrollers (MCUs) and MCU-like subsystems, Renesas has become the first supplier to incorporate this superscalar ...