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Arm's supercharged Cortex-X2 CPU takes aim at Intel The new Cortex CPUs and Mali GPUs could power Windows laptops and tomorrow's Android flagships. Credit: Arm On Tuesday, Arm announced details of the first Cortex-X2 CPU and Mali-G710 GPU cores that will drive future Arm-based smartphones and PCs in 2022. In the latter category, Arm is already making fairly aggressive claims against Intel. Specifically,  Arm claims that its new flagship “performance” core, the Cortex-X2, should be 40 percent faster in single-threaded performance than an Intel 11th-gen Core i5-1135G7 at 15W—e...

Arm has announced a slew of new CPUs and GPUs, expected to power smartphones and other devices in 2022. Here are the key takeaways.

Supplied by Arm Arm’s Mali-G710 picks up where the Mali-G78 left off, serving as the most cutting-edge GPU in the company’s stable. The company says you can expect a 20% boost to power and efficiency and a 35% machine learning boost compared to a Mali-G78 on the same process. These gains are pretty notable compared to the Mali-G78, which touted a gaming performance gain of up to 17%, 10% better efficiency, and 15% faster machine learning over its predecessor. The new GPU also packs a 20% boost in performance density compared to the G78’s 15% improvement over the G77. So how did Arm deli...

kompukare I hate Apple's closed walled-off-garden as much as the next PC enthusiasts, but there's no denying how well Apple have executed since buying PA Semi. That's totally my take on it. I won't be buying any of their products, but I have to applaud their engineering here. It is pretty hard to compare amd64 and Arm cores when the Arm cores always come on a highly integrated SoC, but I suspect if you could pair an M1 up with an RTX 3090 it would be pretty potent. OFC that assumes you can run the software you want on it. lumireleon

kompukare I hate Apple's closed walled-off-garden as much as the next PC enthusiasts, but there's no denying how well Apple have executed since buying PA Semi. That's totally my take on it. I won't be buying any of their products, but I have to applaud their engineering here. It is pretty hard to compare amd64 and Arm cores when the Arm cores always come on a highly integrated SoC, but I suspect if you could pair an M1 up with an RTX 3090 it would be pretty potent. OFC that assumes you can run the software you want on it. lumireleon