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Arm Launches Next-Gen Big-Core: Cortex-A725

What happened

Arm has launched its next-generation Cortex-A725 CPU core as part of its 2024 Compute Subsystem, claiming up to a 35% improvement in performance-efficiency and a 25% performance uplift at peak power. The core is optimized for 3nm process nodes and features doubled L2 cache capacity, targeting premium mobile devices by year-end. Neutral: This is a standard IP product roadmap update with no immediate impact on component supply, pricing, or production capacity for traders.

Impact and signal

Low impactImpact score: 20/100

Affected components and suppliers

CPU IP Cores

Arm Ltd.

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Source and time

Source: WikiChip Fuse · 5/29/2024 · View original source

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Arm Launches Next-Gen Big-Core: Cortex-A725

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