GigaDevice’s entry-level MCUs with the Arm Cortex-M23 core deliver 10% higher performance and clock speeds up to 48 MHz.

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GigaDevice launched the GD32C231 series of entry-level microcontrollers, expanding its Arm Cortex-M23 core product lineup.

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Server rig aimed at validating Europe's exascale-class silicon and software stacks Euro chip designer SiPearl has released a ...

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This cloud-native execution significantly boosts the productivity of software teams, especially for multi-core software workloads ... and systems integration to Arm’s customers. Cadence’s electronic ...

A significant part of the issue lies in the long and tedious automotive development process, particularly in how technology is adopted into modern vehicle platforms. Traditionally, ...

Under the new Zena brand for Arm-powered automotive silicon designs, the company unveiled an implementation of their Compute Subsystem (CSS) strategy for the vehicular market. Read more here ...