NVIDIA and ARM cooperate to release MID SoC solution to join forces to challenge Intel

ARM has announced that the NVDIATegra mobile on-chip computer released at the 2008 COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2008 is based on the ARM11 MPCore multicore. As the world's smallest, full HD on-chip computer, NVIDIA Tegra is optimized for the next generation of smart and mobile Internet devices (MIDs), providing users with a complete Internet experience, high-definition video and an excellent 3D touch interface. This is the first time ARM processor technology has been licensed specifically for SoCs for ultra-portable, ultra-low power MIDs.

Mike Rayfi el d, general manager of NVIDIA's mobile business unit, said: "Today's consumers want portable computing devices tailored to their specific needs while providing the same lively and fascinating experience as desktop PCs. And ultra-low-power NVIDIA Tegra is the world's smallest, full-HD on-chip computer, and it is also a manufacturer of portable devices that want to design a feature-rich, compact form factor for a new generation of consumers who have been connected to the Internet. The ideal choice."

ARM CEO Warren East said: "Today, the release of NVIDIA Tegra based on ARM processor technology is a testament to our long-term and fruitful relationship with NVIDIA. NVIDIA is the first to license the use of ARM11MPCore multi-core processor technology. One of the partners. The release of NVIDIA Tegra marks an important step in the drive to revolutionize the next generation of computing, driven by ultra-low-power, ultra-portable mobile Internet devices, and ARM itself. I am very proud to be at the core of this technology that changes the rules of the future game."

ARM claims that MPCore multi-core processor technology is designed to push flexibility, performance, power efficiency and functionality to an unprecedented level, especially for smartphones and MID applications.

The ARM11 MPCore multi-core processor can be freely configured from single core to quad core depending on the needs of the specific application. The unique scalability of the ARM11MPCore processor gives device OEMs the level of performance best suited for their application, while allowing each processor to enter a standby, sleep or shutdown energy management mode to help control the processor. Dynamic and static energy consumed.

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