Raspberry Pi has announced its second microcontroller, the RP2350, adding two RISC-V cores alongside improved Arm cores, more ram, and security. Not initially available on its own (ETA pre-year-end), it will first ship as part of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 single-board microcontroller (right) – which is the same 21 x 51mm size as the original Pico, and priced from ...
High-powered laser weapon tests, Siemens adding AI simulation tools for semiconductor designs, Arm’s revenues rising almost 40% and TSMC breaking ground on its first European...
Arm’s calendar Q2 (fiscal Q1) revenue rose 39% to $939 million. For the full fiscal year to the end of March 2025 the company expects revenue of $3.95 billion. For the current quarter Arm forecasts sales of $780 million to $830 million. Licensing revenues for the quarter grew 72% y-o-y to $472 million and royalty revenue grew 17% y-o-y to ...
Arduino is transitioning from using ARM's Mbed IoT platform to the open source ZephyrOS RTOS (real-time operating system).
The most popular stories involve an NXP jv for a fab, IBM and Rapidus working on chiplet packaging, Arm ambitions for the Windows PC market, and Intel selling 49% of its Fab 34 in Ireland for $11bn...
We're talking thin and light PCs, Arm's Windows PC market share, wafer bonding by CEA-Leti, and lunar night survival technology...
Arm CEO Renee Haas has told Reuters that Arm could have a 50% share of the Windows PC market by 2029. “Arm’s market share in Windows – I think, truly, in the next five years, it could be better than 50%,” said Haas. At the moment Arm has an 11% share of the Windows PC market according to Counterpoint Research. ...
Shenzhen MilkV Technology has a chip that combines: 1x 1GHz C906 RISC-V CPU 1x 700MHz C906 RISC-V CPU 1x 1GHz Arm Cortex-A53 CPU 1x 8051 CPU 1x 1Top/s (INT8) neural processor Called SG2002, it also has 256M (byte, probably…) DRAM, a camera interface, video acceleration, an audio codec and a crypto engine. Peripherals include 100Mbit/s Ethernet (with a phy), USB 2.0, ...
For those written this week, the most popular stories involve a Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon, where Nvidia revenues are coming from, the possibility of a Raspberry Pi IPO, Applied Materials receiving a fifth subpoena, and Arm delivering tapeout-ready sub-systems… Let’s take them in reverse order… 5. Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon targets swarms of drones The UK’s Defence Science ...
The most popular stories involve market forecasts for Q1, HBM’s share of total DRAM, revenue falling at Infineon, revenue increasing at ARM, and reports that Graphcore, the Bristol IPU developer, is in talks with Softbank...
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