ARM Unveils New Chip Design Targeted at Self-Driving Cars, AI
- DynamIQ will help compete with Intel, IBM in server market
- New design aimed at high-end internet-of-things applications
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ARM, the U.K.-based semiconductor design firm, introduced a new chip targeted at markets ranging from self-driving cars to artificial intelligence.
The new design, DynamIQ, is an update to ARM’s existing Cortex-A offering. The latter made up almost 20 percent of all ARM-based chips in the first three quarters of 2016, according to the company’s last available regulatory filing.