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sabato 15 gennaio 2011
Windows su ARM? Intel se la ride
Windows su ARM? Intel se la ride: "Il chipmaker professa baldanza e assicura: la preannunciata compatibilita' dell'OS di Redmond con l'architettura standard dei dispositivi mobile non ci fa paura neanche un po'"
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giovedì 6 gennaio 2011
It's official: Windows 8 will run on ARM
It's official: Windows 8 will run on ARM: "Microsoft announced that the next version of its Windows operating system will support ARM-based devices, confirming months of speculation that the software giant would broaden support for Windows beyond x86 platforms"
sabato 24 luglio 2010
Microsoft e ARM, l'unione fa la licenza
Microsoft e ARM, l'unione fa la licenza: "Annunciato un accordo tra BigM e il chipmaker britannico. L'azienda di Redmond sara' titolare della licenza, per avere la liberta' di sviluppare tecnologie nei settori piu' disparati. Come, secondo qualcuno, quello delle console
sabato 24 aprile 2010
ARM: nessun boccone per la Mela
ARM: nessun boccone per la Mela: "Dopo le recenti speculazioni riportate da un tabloid britannico, arriva la smentita ufficiale del CEO del designer. Apple non sconvolgera' il panorama mobile pappandosi ARM
lunedì 15 febbraio 2010
ARM planning three new Cortex CPUs, Eagle headed for smartphones
ARM planning three new Cortex CPUs, Eagle headed for smartphones: "
As if the Cortex-A9 isn't stirring up enough emotion all by itself, ARM revealed the roadmap for an even faster iteration of its Cortex-A series of chips during its earnings call a few days ago. Codenamed Eagle, the new processor is slated for a production run of 3 billion units annually, but alas this slide shares no more information on it beyond the intended market of smartphones, mobile computing, and digital TV products. (We've definitely heard that it'll be a 28nm multi-core part destined to ship around 2012, however.) There's also word of a pair of embedded chips, dubbed Heron and Merlin, which will find roles to perform in automotive and audio processing environments. Unsurprising that ARM isn't standing still, but we could've done with a little less mystery and a few more specs.
[Thanks, Kamal]
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As if the Cortex-A9 isn't stirring up enough emotion all by itself, ARM revealed the roadmap for an even faster iteration of its Cortex-A series of chips during its earnings call a few days ago. Codenamed Eagle, the new processor is slated for a production run of 3 billion units annually, but alas this slide shares no more information on it beyond the intended market of smartphones, mobile computing, and digital TV products. (We've definitely heard that it'll be a 28nm multi-core part destined to ship around 2012, however.) There's also word of a pair of embedded chips, dubbed Heron and Merlin, which will find roles to perform in automotive and audio processing environments. Unsurprising that ARM isn't standing still, but we could've done with a little less mystery and a few more specs.
[Thanks, Kamal]
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