Arm launches Cortex-M42 processor for local AI on wearables and controllers
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Arm launched the Cortex-M42 processor on November 10, according to IT之家, which reports the announcement and says it is included in Arm's Flexible Access and Total Access licensing programs.
The chip is built on Armv8.1-M with the Helium vector extension and a compact AHB bus. Arm says it delivers up to 3 times the vector compute and up to 2 times the vector energy efficiency of the Cortex-M33, and targets wearables and industrial controllers running AI locally.
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AIArm on November 10 launched the Cortex-M42 processor, built on Armv8.1-M with the Helium vector extension and a compact AHB bus. Arm says it delivers up to 3 times the vector compute and up to 2 times the vector energy efficiency of the Cortex-M33, targeting wearables and industrial controllers for local AI.
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