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Revision as of 17:14, 26 May 2021

64-bit

Vendor Core Announced Instruction set Big/little "Family"
ARM Cortex-X2 2021/05[1][2] ARMv9 Big Austin[3]
ARM Cortex-A710 2021/05[1] ARMv9 Big Austin[3]
ARM Cortex-A510 2021/05[1] ARMv9 Little Cambridge[3]
ARM Cortex-X1 2020/05[4][5] ARMv8.2-A Big Austin[6]
ARM Neoverse N2 2021/04[7] ARMv9 Austin
ARM Neoverse V1 2021/04[8] ARMv8.6 Austin
ARM Cortex-A78 2020/05[4][9] ARMv8.2-A Big Austin[6]
ARM Cortex-A77 2019/05[10][11] ARMv8.2-A Big Austin[6]
ARM Neoverse N1 2019/02[12] ARMv8.2 Austin
ARM Cortex-A76 2018/05[13][14] ARMv8.2-A Big Austin[15]
ARM Cortex-A75 2017/05[16][17] ARMv8.2-A Big Sophia[15]
ARM Cortex-A73 2016/05[18][19] ARMv8-A Big Sophia[15]
ARM Cortex-A72 2015/02[20][21] ARMv8-A Big Austin[15]
ARM Cortex-A65 2018/12[22] ARMv8.2-A Little Chandler[23]
ARM Cortex-A57 2012/10[24] ARMv8-A Big Austin[15]
ARM Cortex-A55 2017/05[16][25] ARMv8.2-A Little Cambridge[15]
ARM Cortex-A53 2012/10[24] ARMv8-A Little Cambridge[15]
ARM Cortex-A35 2015/11[26][27] ARMv8-A Little
ARM Cortex-A34 2019[28] ARMv8-A Little
Apple Firestorm 2020/09 ARMv8.4-A Big
Apple Icestorm 2020/09 ARMv8.4-A Little
Apple Lightning 2019/09 ARMv8.4-A Big
Apple Thunder 2019/09 ARMv8.4-A Little
Apple Vortex 2018/09 ARMv8.3-A Big
Apple Tempest 2018/09 ARMv8.3-A Little
Apple Monsoon 2017/09 ARMv8.2-A Big
Apple Mistral 2017/09 ARMv8.2-A Little
Apple Hurricane 2016/09 ARMv8.1-A Big
Apple Zephyr 2016/09 ARMv8.1-A Little
Apple Twister 2015/09 ARMv8.0-A -
Apple Typhoon 2014/09 ARMv8.0-A -
Apple Cyclone 2013/09 ARMv8.0-A -
Qualcomm Kryo 2015/09[29] ARMv8-A -
Samsung M5 2019/10[30] ARMv8.2-A Big
Samsung M4 2018/11[31] ARMv8.2-A Big
Samsung M3 2018/01[32] ARMv8.2-A Big
Samsung M2 2017/02[33] ARMv8.2-A Big
Samsung M1 2015/11[34] ARMv8-A Big
Nvidia Carmel 2018/01[35] ARMv8.2-A -
Nvidia Denver 2 2016/08[36] ARMv8-A -
Nvidia Denver 2014/08[37] ARMv8-A -
Marvell (Cavium) ThunderX3 2020/03[38] ARMv8.3-A -
Cavium (Avago/Broadcom) ThunderX2 2018/05[39] ARMv8.1-A -
Cavium ThunderX 2014/06[40] ARMv8-A -
Applied Micro X-Gene 3 2017 ARMv8-A -
Applied Micro X-Gene 2 2015 ARMv8-A -
Applied Micro Helix 2014 ARMv8-A -
Applied Micro X-Gene 2013 ARMv8-A -
Fujitsu A64FX 2019/11[41] ARMv8.2-A -
HiSilicon/Huawei TaiShan V110 2019/01[42] ARMv8.2-A -
Vendor Core Announced Instruction set Big/little "Family"

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Vendor Core Announced Instruction set Big/little "Family"
ARM Cortex-A32 2016/02[43][44] ARMv8-A Little
ARM Cortex-A17 2014/02[45][46] ARMv7-A Big Sophia[15]
ARM Cortex-A15 2010/08[47] ARMv7-A Big Austin[15]
ARM Cortex-A12 2013/06[48] ARMv7-A - Sophia[15]
ARM Cortex-A9 2007/10[49] ARMv7-A - Sophia[15]
ARM Cortex-A8 2005[50] ARMv7-A -
ARM Cortex-A7 2011/10[51] ARMv7-A Little Cambridge[15]
ARM Cortex-A5 2009/10[52] ARMv7-A Little Cambridge[15]
Qualcomm Krait 2012 ARMv7-A - -
Apple Swift 2012/09 ARMv7-A - -
Qualcomm Scorpion 2008 ARMv7-A - -
Vendor Core Announced Instruction set Big/little "Family"

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Arm Total Compute solutions bring performance, security and Armv9 to the broadest range of Client devices
  2. ↑ The foundation of Total Compute: First Armv9 Cortex CPUs
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 ARM Announces Mobile Armv9 CPU Microarchitectures: Cortex-X2, Cortex-A710 & Cortex-A510
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 New Arm IP delivers true digital immersion for the 5G era
  5. ↑ Introducing the Arm Cortex-X Custom Program
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Arm's New Cortex-A78 and Cortex-X1 Microarchitectures: An Efficiency and Performance Divergence
  7. ↑ Neoverse N2 - Arm's first Armv9 Infrastructure CPU
  8. ↑ Arm Neoverse V1 Platform: Unleashing a new performance tier for Arm-based computing
  9. ↑ Arm Cortex-A78 CPU: Sustained Performance for Greater Digital Immersion
  10. ↑ Delivering next-generation AI experiences for the 5G world
  11. ↑ New Arm Cortex-A77 CPU continues path towards compute performance leadership
  12. ↑ Arm Neoverse N1 Platform: Accelerating the transformation to a scalable cloud to edge infrastructure
  13. ↑ For Small Screens to Large: Introducing a New Suite of IP for Premium Mobile Experiences
  14. ↑ Cortex-A76: Laptop-Class Performance With Mobile Efficiency
  15. ↑ 15.00 15.01 15.02 15.03 15.04 15.05 15.06 15.07 15.08 15.09 15.10 15.11 15.12 Arm's Cortex-A76 CPU Unveiled: Taking Aim at the Top for 7nm
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Accelerating AI experiences from edge to cloud
  17. ↑ Arm Cortex-A75: ground-breaking performance for intelligent solutions
  18. ↑ Latest ARM Premium Mobile Technology to Drive Immersive Experiences
  19. ↑ New ARM Cortex-A73 Processor drives efficiency, performance for mobile designs
  20. ↑ ARM Sets New Standard for the Premium Mobile Experience
  21. ↑ ARM Cortex-A72 and the New Premium Mobile Experience
  22. ↑ New Arm technology will strengthen driver trust on the road to safe mass autonomous deployment
  23. ↑ Arm Announces Cortex-A65AE for Automotive: First SMT CPU Core
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 ARM Launches Cortex-A50 Series, the World’s Most Energy-Efficient 64-bit Processors
  25. ↑ Arm Cortex-A55: Efficient performance from edge to cloud
  26. ↑ New ARM Cortex-A35 Processor Extends the ARMv8-A Architecture Deeper Into Mobile and Embedded Markets
  27. ↑ Introducing Cortex-A35: ARM's Most Efficient Application Processor
  28. ↑ Arm Flexible Access: Design the SoC Before Spending Money
  29. ↑ Snapdragon 820 and Kryo CPU: heterogeneous computing and the role of custom compute
  30. ↑ New Premium Mobile Processor and 5G Modem Unveiled at Samsung Tech Day
  31. ↑ Samsung Brings On-device AI Processing for Premium Mobile Devices with Exynos 9 Series 9820 Processor
  32. ↑ Samsung Optimizes Premium Exynos 9 Series 9810 for AI Applications and Richer Multimedia Content
  33. ↑ Samsung Launches Premium Exynos 9 Series Processor Built on the World’s First 10nm FinFET Process Technology
  34. ↑ Samsung Unveils the Latest Application Processor, Exynos 8 Octa, Built on 14-Nanometer FinFET Process Technology
  35. ↑ NVIDIA DRIVE Xavier, World’s Most Powerful SoC, Brings Dramatic New AI Capabilities
  36. ↑ Get Under the Hood of Parker, Our Newest SOC for Autonomous Vehicles
  37. ↑ Mile High Milestone: Tegra K1 “Denver” Will Be First 64-bit ARM Processor for Android
  38. ↑ The Next Generation of ThunderX Delivers Performance and Power Advantages to Cloud and HPC Server Markets
  39. ↑ Cavium Announces ThunderX2® General Availability
  40. ↑ Cavium Introduces ThunderX™: A 2.5 GHz, 48 Core Family of Workload Optimized Processors for Next Generation Data Center and Cloud Applications
  41. ↑ Fujitsu Launches New PRIMEHPC Supercomputers Using Fugaku Technology
  42. ↑ Huawei Unveils Industry's Highest-Performance ARM-based CPU
  43. ↑ New Ultra-efficient ARM Cortex-A32 Processor Expands Embedded and IoT Portfolio
  44. ↑ Introducing Cortex-A32: ARM’s smallest, lowest power ARMv8-A processor
  45. ↑ ARM Enhances IP Suite for 2015 Mid-Range Mobile and Consumer Markets
  46. ↑ Introducing ARM Cortex-A17 – a New Performance Point in Mid-range Mobile
  47. ↑ ARM Aims at Intel, Cortex A15 Headed for Smartphones, Notebooks and Servers
  48. ↑ ARM and GLOBALFOUNDRIES to Optimize Next-Generation ARM Mobile Processors for 28nm-SLP Process Technology
  49. ↑ The Birth & Evolution of Cortex-A9, and What’s Coming Next…
  50. ↑ ARM Introduces Industry's Fastest Processor For Low-Power Mobile And Consumer Applications
  51. ↑ ARM's Cortex A7: Bringing Cheaper Dual-Core & More Power Efficient High-End Devices
  52. ↑ ARM Introduces New Cortex-A5 Power-Efficient and Cost-Effective Multicore Processor
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