Linux programs, when they misbehave, produce core dumps. The reason they have that name is that magnetic core memory was the primary storage for computers back in the old days and many of us still … ...

CPU extensibility using hardware modules like eFPGA core allows designers to quickly respond to changes in the field.

What does Samsung switching to a custom core design mean for Samsung devices and products going forwards? It should be beneficial: it means that Samsung can better tailor the processors for their ...

A report on on Saturday reveals Apple's new A6 processor is actually the company's first attempt at designing a custom ARMv7 core, possibly debunking earlier claims that the silicon was using ARM ...

It is now possible to run Arduino and MicroPython side-by-side on multi-core microcontrollers. Opening up a wealth of new applications across ...

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The third generation Apple TV uses a unique single-core A5 chip that has not been in any other production Apple device to date, and is likely a key component in how iPad maker is able to keep ...

The Shieldbuddy is an Arduino-style embedded board with a multi-core Infineon Aurix TC275 processor. This is certainly a high performance Arduino board with the processor running at 200MHz and with ...

The new Kryo 280 CPU inside Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 835 is the first semi-custom ARM CPU core design in the smartphone market. Here's what it all means.

However, sources for AnandTech have confirmed that the A6 uses a custom ARM architecture core design. The news is important, because it shows that Apple has managed to move away from using Samsung ...

This week's pick is an Apple update. Apple's next MacBook could come equipped with its own custom processor, bypassing chip giant Intel, said Mark Gurman at Bloomberg.

AmpereOne features a new Ampere-designed core and new architectural features plus 136 to 192 processor cores, the highest core count of any available data-center server processor.