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This article is reprinted from the public account: Software-Hardware Integration (ID: cash-arch) Editor’s Note Recently, the National Development and Reform Commission and four other departments jointly released the “Implementation Plan for the National Integrated Big Data Center Collaborative Innovation System Computing Power Hub,” proposing to build national computing power network hub nodes in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, Yangtze … Read more
We all know that for mobile processors, the core of their performance lies in the CPU architecture and GPU cores. For example, ARM Cortex A76 is inherently stronger than A75, while Cortex A55 is certainly better than A53. In terms of GPU, Mali-G73MP6 (where the suffix “MP+x” indicates the number of compute cores) outperforms Mali-G72MP6, … Read more
1. Address Space 1.1 Accessing Registers in ARM How do you access registers in ARM? Just like accessing memory: how to access a register? Use a pointer: int a; unsigned int *p = &a; // p equals "address of a" *p = val; // Writing to this address means writing to a val = *p; … Read more
In January of this year, most regions in China experienced severe cold weather. Some jokingly said they could run benchmarks on their phones to keep warm, reflecting a deeply rooted issue in people’s minds regarding phone heat generation. As the core of the mobile phone, the CPU largely represents the phone’s performance. From the initial … Read more
Source:This article is compiled by Semiconductor Industry Observer (ID: icbank) from AnandTech Recently, Apple launched their brand new MacBook series products. This is not an ordinary release; if there is anything different, it is that what Apple did today is something that has not happened in 15 years: the beginning of a CPU architecture transformation … Read more
Source: Chip Theory Introduction: Today’s CPUs or SoCs are basically integrated with multiple CPU cores on a single chip, forming what is commonly referred to as 4-core, 8-core, or more core CPUs or SoC chips. Why adopt this method? How do multiple CPU cores work together? Is more CPU cores always better? With these questions … Read more
Source: Chip Theory Abstract: Previous articles have mentioned that there are many classification methods for chips, with varieties as numerous as the stars in the night sky, making it impossible to enumerate them all. This article narrows the focus to high-end general-purpose chips, specifically CPUs. We will find that there are also many types of … Read more
1. Computer Architecture Before understanding computer architecture, let’s first get to know a few key figures who made significant contributions to the invention of computers. 1. Charles Babbage The father of the mechanical computer, a British nobleman, who built the first difference engine single-handedly, achieving a calculation precision of 6 decimal places. Later, he designed … Read more
[Click on the above“blue text” to follow DF Maker Community and become a tech enthusiast together] This week’s project shared with everyone comes from hackaday. From the creation log, this project started at the end of 2018 and has been updated intermittently until a couple of days ago. An interesting project that took a long … Read more