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EE Times Pablo Valerio

Arm Comments on Jury Decision in Qualcomm Trial

Arm's Ami Badani cites the $2 nominal damages award as validation, while chip design experts point to open architectures such as RISC-V as the long-term alternative for AI workload flexibility. The post Arm Comments on Jury Decision in Qualcomm Trial appeared first on EE Times.

arXiv · Hardware architecture (cs.AR) Emanuele Venieri et al.

Toward Open ISA Supercomputing: A Comparative Study of RISC-V, Arm, and x86 Architectures on HPC Workloads

RISC-V is emerging as a candidate architecture for high-performance computing (HPC), but its competitiveness against established x86 and Arm processors remains difficult to assess because existing studies use different platforms, workloads, and methodologies, and rarely consider energy efficiency. Our work provides an…

EE Times Moshe Zalcberg

Two Dollars and a Test Suite

The $2 damages award grabbed headlines, but the Arm-Qualcomm verdict’s bigger implication concerns who controls the compliance tests that custom chips must pass before shipping. The post Two Dollars and a Test Suite appeared first on EE Times.

dashboard.xiangshan.cc via r/hardware /u/SERIVUBSEV

Open Source high performance RISC-V CPU "Kunminghu v3" has reached SPECint06/GHz > 21.7 on nightly build this week, which is better than ARM's V3, Intel's Sapphire Rapids and close to Zen 5 in terms of performance.

This dashboard has weekly and nightly performance regressions for those interested. On nightly build, Kunminghu v3 has hit GEOMEAN(INT) of 21.706 with gcc, which keeps going up as the platform nears validation and release phase in Q1 2027. SPECint06/GHz on xscc is 21.924. SPECint17/GHz is 2.321, which also compares…

TechPowerUp TheLostSwede

(PR) Server CPU Shipments Projected to Grow Over 40% YoY in 2027, with Arm-Based Products Continuing to Gain Market Share

TrendForce's latest AI server industry research indicates that demand for server CPUs has grown steadily since the second half of 2025 as AI server providers actively introduce AI agent applications. Server CPU shipments are projected to increase 31% YoY in 2026. In 2027, continued growth in AI inference demand and…

TechTechPotato TechTechPotato

The Fastest Arm CPU Is... An IBM Mainframe?

IBM's next-generation Z processor doesn't just run Z; it runs Arm natively too, and at 5.7 GHz that makes it the fastest Arm chip ever made. At Hot Chips 2026, IBM opened day one by unveiling a dual-ISA core that switches between z/Architecture and Armv9.3 on a per-thread basis, alongside 11 cores on Samsung 2nm, 36…

Arm · Newsroom Arm Editorial Team

Scaling trust in confidential AI requires a common language

As confidential AI systems bring together more components, suppliers and stakeholders, attestation is becoming an ecosystem-wide challenge. Open standards and open-source collaboration can help make trust scalable. The post Scaling trust in confidential AI requires a common language appeared first on Arm Newsroom.

Arm · Newsroom Arm Editorial Team

How Arm is helping developers build local AI systems for the intelligent edge

As AI moves closer to devices and physical systems, developers need to build applications that can sense, reason, and act locally while balancing latency, privacy, power, connectivity, and software complexity. The post How Arm is helping developers build local AI systems for the intelligent edge appeared first on Arm…

TechTechPotato TechTechPotato

Agentic AI and Why Everyone Wants CPUs Again

Agentic AI runs its tools on the CPU, and no vendor tells you how many cores an agent needs. In this keynote at the Design Automation Conference, I compare AMD Venice, Intel Xeon 6, the Arm AGI CPU and Nvidia Vera, then follow the problem down into advanced packaging, CFETs and thermals. You also hear what EDA tools…

TechTechPotato TechTechPotato

The Microwatt Chip Race // The AI Hardware Podcast S2E11

Forget the data center - the real AI action might be happening in microwatts. Sally Ward-Foxton and Ian Cutress dig into the tiniest AI chips on the market, from analog compute upstarts to ARM's revived Ethos NPU line, and debate why an "AI ASIC" isn't really an ASIC at all. Plus: a mysterious defense-linked startup…

Chips and Cheese George Cozma

Arm’s C2-Ultra, G2-Ultra NX, and CSS N4 IP

Editor’s Note (9/8/2026): Arm has reached out to clarify that the maximum IPC increase of the C2-Ultra core over the C1-Ultra core using the parameters shown in the endnotes is 7% along with the memory bandwidth improvement not factoring into the IPC improvement.

High Yield High Yield

Nvidia's New Old Chip

My take on the Nvidia RTX Spark and the GB10 die that powers it. Can Nvidia challenge Qualcomm and conquer Windows on Arm laptops? Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/u46978634 Follow me on X: https://x.com/highyieldYT Follow me on Bsky: https://bsky.app/profile/highyield.bsky.social

Tom's Hardware · Servers Sunny Grimm

Elon Musk shows off Cortex AI supercluster

Elon Musk shared new video footage of the inside of the Cortex supercluster today, the new name for the recent expansion of Tesla’s “Giga Texas” plant. The X video showcases over 2,000 AI-accelerator servers, a small portion of the expected 70,000.

Samsung · Semiconductors Samsung Newsroom

Samsung Electronics Collaborates With Arm on Optimized Next Gen Cortex-X CPU Using Samsung Foundry’s Latest GAA Process Technology

Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, today announced that it will deliver the next generation Arm® Cortex™-X CPU optimized on Samsung Foundry’s latest Gate-All-Around (GAA) process technology. This initiative is built on years of partnership with millions of devices shipped with…