Hacker News with Generative AI: ARM Processors

PocketBeagle 2 SBC Combines TI AM6232 Dual-Core Cortex-A53 SoC with MSPM0 MCU (cnx-software.com)
Beagleboard has recently announced the PocketBeagle 2, a single board computer (SBC) built around TI’s AM6232 dual-core Cortex-A53 and Cortex-M7 SoC and an additional MSPM0L1105 Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontroller for ADC pins and board ID storage.
Checking whether an ARM NEON register is zero (lemire.me)
Your phone probably runs on 64-bit ARM processors. These processors are ubiquitous: they power the Nintendo Switch, they power cloud servers at both Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure, they power fast laptops, and so forth.
Checking whether an ARM NEON register is zero (lemire.me)
Your phone probably runs on 64-bit ARM processors. These processors are ubiquitous: they power the Nintendo Switch, they power cloud servers at both Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure, they power fast laptops, and so forth. ARM processors have special powerful instructions called ARM NEON. They provide a specific type of parallelism called Single instruction, multiple data (SIMD). For example, you can add sixteen values with sixteen other values using one instruction.
Cortex A73's Not-So-Infinite Reordering Capacity (chipsandcheese.com)
Benchmarking ARM Processors: Graviton 4, Graviton 3 and Apple M2 (lemire.me)