Arm Cortex-X3 + Cortex-A715 Announced As Second-Gen Armv9 CPUs

Written by Michael Larabel in Arm on 28 June 2022 at 01:46 PM EDT. 98 Comments
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Arm today announced their second-generation Armv9 CPU designs with the Cortex-X3 and Cortex-A715. Arm also refreshed the Cortex-A510 to allow for more cores and a power reduction.

The Arm Cortex-X3 aims to deliver 25% improved performance compared to the latest Android flagship smartphone and up to 34% better performance against the latest mainstream laptop designs. That 34% figure Arm is using is based on single-threaded performance. For scaling up to laptop and desktop devices, the Cortex-X3 DSU can handle up to 12 cores and a 16MB L3 cache.


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The Cortex-A715 meanwhile is being promoted as being able to deliver the same performance of the original Cortex-X1 design and a 20% power efficiency improvement at the same performance compared to the A710. At the same power as the A710, the A715 should offer 5% better performance.


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More details on Arm's announcements for second-generation Armv9 designs and refreshing the A510 can be found via community.arm.com.
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