ARM AGI CPU: Specs and SKUs

(sbcwiki.com)

74 points | by HeyMeco 2 hours ago

7 comments

  • heuristo
    1 hour ago
    This seems bad, doesn’t it? I already know that there has been friction between arm and their customers over higher licensing fees since the IPO just trying to put this in context.
    • HeyMeco
      1 hour ago
      I wonder what the people at Ampere are thinking right now
      • josemanuel
        36 minutes ago
        Wasn’t Ampere just bought by Softbank?
  • HeyMeco
    1 hour ago
    It really is a choice for Arm to use their 2023 based mobile X4 cores instead of their current C1 Ultras for this. Hopefully they step up quickly
  • nateb2022
    1 hour ago
    [dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47506251 (18 minutes older, 6 comments)
    • HeyMeco
      1 hour ago
      This is my condensed version for the SBCwiki documentation focused on the key facts without all the unnecessary marketing around it
      • swiftcoder
        1 hour ago
        This is substantially more useful than the marketing fluff in the press release. Probably would have made sense to post this in that thread though
  • lucasay
    1 hour ago
    Not sure how to feel about this. Does this mean ARM is slowly moving from just licensing IP to actually competing with companies building on top of it?
  • grahammccain
    1 hour ago
    Yeah seems like competing with your customers is a bad idea.
    • rbanffy
      4 minutes ago
      I think the only ARM licensee going for the hyperscaler CPU market is Ampere. Amazon and Microsoft make CPUs for themselves and Nvidia’s are aimed exclusively at AI workloads driving their GPUs.
  • soumyaskartha
    1 hour ago
    ARM naming a chip AGI is either the most confident product launch in history or the best marketing we have seen in years. Probably both.
  • bitwize
    1 hour ago
    Their marketing department is smoking a lot of hopium. I will now think of it as the ARM MatMul Unit.
    • wmf
      13 minutes ago
      No, the Arm TPU is coming later.