Arm Holdings plc today introduced a new portfolio of chip designs that handset makers can use to develop mobile processors. The product family is known as Lumex. It includes central processing units, ...

Arm Holdings has unveiled Lumex, its next-generation mobile chip design platform optimized for on-device artificial intelligence (AI). Designed to run advanced AI workloads directly on smartphones, ...

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Arm has launched Lumex – the first of its new Compute Sub-Systems (CSS) system-level platforms to be targeted at the mobile market. The premise of Lumex is that AI is the primary workload for mobile ...

As the smartphone market has matured, the workloads that consumers expect from their tiny in-pocket mobile computers has increased drastically. Fortunately, chip designers continue to build faster ...

Palatine, Ill. — Lumex, Inc. offers a comprehensive 352-page Opto-Component Solutions Guide for 2004. This free guide represents the first time that the company has presented design and technical ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Anshel Sag is an industry analyst covering XR, 5G, mobile and PCs. Arm has introduced the Lumex name as a mobile-specific ...

Chip-designer Arm has announced its next-generation chip designs called Lumex, purpose-built for AI on mobile devices and PCs. UK semiconductor company Arm designs the core architecture of ...

With any luck, Arm’s new Lumex CPU platform may give us a hint at what to expect for upcoming Windows on Arm PCs: four tiers of CPU power, plus an improved ray-tracing engine and graphics upscaling.

Arm’s Lumex chips promise huge improvements to on-device AI Its CPUs offer up to 5x better AI performance CPUs are seen as the powerhouse for AI Arm has lifted the wraps off its next-generation Lumex ...

Arm Holdings plc’s ARM latest breakthrough, the Lumex Compute Subsystem platform, marks a bold step toward redefining on-device AI capabilities for smartphones, PCs and emerging form factors.