Currently, Qualcomm employs ARM’s existing core designs and implements them in chips. With the Snapdragon 888, things have hardly changed, but it looks like Apple’s 5nm M1 silicon was needed…
Tianjin Phytium Technology, a China-based processor developer, has introduced its new CPU for client PCs. The new D2000 processor packs eight general-purpose cores designed for both compact… Read More
Let’s be honest: 2020 sucks. So much of this year has been a relentless slog of bad news and miserable events that it’s been hard to keep… Read More
Microsoft is designing its own ARM-based processors for servers and possibly a future Surface device, according to Bloomberg News. The processors will be used in servers for Microsoft’s Azure… Read More
Adobe is releasing an Arm version of Lightroom for both macOS and Windows today. The latest version of Lightroom is now native for both Apple M1 systems… Read More
Apple is not the only company working on computers powered by in-house silicon – Huawei is too. This is part of a larger project in China to…
Qualcomm has addressed why Chrome isn’t available on Windows on Arm devices. The executive notes that it’s a “policy problem” rather than a technical hurdle. Read More
Adobe has released the first beta build of Photoshop for Windows 10 on ARM, bringing with it native support for ARM64 versions of Windows 10 that runs… Read More
Apple announced its first Mac computers with Arm silicon yesterday, but the Cupertino company isn’t the first major computing platform to embrace Arm. In fact, we’ve seen Windows on Arm laptops… Read More
Arm has been addressing devices above and beyond portables for a while now. Today the company has offerings for autonomous vehicles, communications, edge computing, and all kinds… Read More
