ARM's general-purpose processor cores have long been used alongside DSP processors in products like cell phones, where the ARM core typically handles tasks like packet processing, user interface, and ...

The ARM11 MPCore synthesizable processor implements the ARM11 microarchitecture and can be configured to contain between one and four processors delivering up to an aggregate 2600 Dhrystone MIPS of ...

VIA Technologies is entering Raspberry Pi territory with its latest product — the APC. It’s a $49 barebones computer designed to run Google Android. The system includes a processor, memory, storage, ...

ARM Holding is being more “careful” with early access to its upcoming ARM11 processor core in the wake of problems the company encountered during the project to deliver the ARM926 synthesisable core.

TOKYO, JAPAN AND CAMBRIDGE, UK – Sept. 8, 2006 – eSOL Co., Ltd. and ARM [(LSE: ARM; (Nasdaq: ARMHY)[, today announced the eT-Kernel Multi-Core Edition real-time operating system (RTOS) coupled ...

Samsung's Mondi WiMAX MID had something of a stretched out launch – first being demonstrated at MWC as the SWD-M100, then getting a quiet mention through the company's own RSS image feed, before ...

Arm Ltd. has pulled out all of the stops with its new ARM11 micro-architecture, which implements the new ARM6 instruction set. Whether it's SIMD multimedia acceleration, floating point, compact ...

It's currently unconfirmed, but All About Symbian are reporting that the new Nokia N97 uses the same Texas Instruments ARM11 processor, with a higher clock speed, as the N95, rather than the newer TI ...

ARM Holdings is to give handheld devices a speed boost with its next-generation "Jaguar" processor microarchitecture, dubbed ARM11, which will ultimately surpass speeds of 1GHz. The architecture, ...

ARM Holdings is to give handheld devices a speed boost with its next-generation "Jaguar" processor microarchitecture, dubbed ARM11, which will ultimately surpass speeds of 1GHz. The architecture, ...

Core Values is our new monthly column from Anand Shimpi, Editor-in-chief of AnandTech. With over a decade of experience poring over the latest in chip developments, he's here to explain how things ...