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TOPICS: 5G, AI, ARM, computing, Edge Computing, edge gateways, IoT
Edge computing is rapidly changing data collection, processing, and delivery. The growing demand for the IoT is one reason for driving the need for edge systems. Not only that, many business and industrial applications now need real-time computing. Fortunately, the rapid pace at which edge computing grows also derives steady support from network innovation such […]
TOPICS: Apple Silicon, Apple Silicon M1, ARM, Mac mini, MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Neural Engine, Secure Enclave
The new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Apple Silicon is the first professional Mac with an ARM processor, created by the company itself. In this MacBook Pro with Apple Silicon, power, autonomy and security are the main characteristics that define this generation. One that promises to be a point and apart from what have been so […]
TOPICS: ARM, equity, Nvidia, shares, SoftBank
Nvidia has announced that it has reached an agreement with the SoftBank Group to buy the British chip designer ARM for $40 billion (‘33.75 billion). The company says that ARM will operate as a division of Nvidia, maintain its headquarters in Cambridge, UK, and “continue to operate its open licensing model while maintaining its neutrality […]
TOPICS: 5G, Acer Spin 7, Aqstic, ARM, Bluetooth 5.1, Qualcomm, Snapdragon, Wi-Fi 6, Windows
Qualcomm is not new to ARM processors for the desktop – including laptops, of course – but after Apple’s announcement to migrate all of its computers to its own line of processors, it looks like the future of consumer computer competitiveness will be built on this architecture, so the race is on. For this reason, […]
TOPICS: Apple, ARM, chips, Intel, MacBook, macOS, processors
After many years of rumors, Apple has made official the launch of its first Macs based on ARM processors. This news marks a new episode in Apple’s history as a computer manufacturer, initiating its separation from Intel as a processor supplier. This is a strategic move only comparable to the abandonment of RISC architecture in […]
