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ARM vs. Intel Processors: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction Regarding the fast-changing landscape of technology, two processor architectures stand above the rest: ARM and Intel. These chips power everything from smartphones to supercomputers. Their long-running competition tells a fascinating story of innovation, each carving out a place in the market. Understanding the difference between ARM and Intel is vital for anyone interested in […]

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Arm/Disarm Using a Switch

Project Description In this project I will show you how to arm/disarm an alarm zone using a tactile switch connected to your Raspberry Pi. Software Edit the globals.py file by typing the following command at the command prompt: Configure the arm/disarm variables as per figure 3: Set ArmDisarm=True Set RemoteZoneDescription equal to the description that

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ARM’s v8 gets 50 licences and is going for 100

v8, ARM’s 64-bit processor architecture, is being widely adopted. Seven licences were signed in Q2, making 50 in all. “50 v8 licences signed – 100 to go,” says ARM evp Pete Hutton. v8 seems set to deliver royalties quite quickly. Three chip-makers have announced 64-bit chips to go into the server and networking markets. One

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AMD brings ARM to the x86 server party

AMD’s “ambidextrous” computing strategy has taken one half of the microprocessor industry by surprise. Those in the x86 processor ecosystem have been taken unawares by AMD’s decision to jettison its once total reliance on x86 architecture and introduce ARM processor cores into future products. The Cambridge-based processor firm was probably not surprised at all. ARM

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AMD claims ARM and x86 mobile chip first

AMD has combined ARM and x86 processors in its latest mobile accelerated processing units (APUs). This is AMD’s first implementation of ARM-based technology into processors designed for consumer and commercial client devices. The mobile APUs, formerly codenamed “Beema” and “Mullins,”incorporate up to four newly-designed x86 CPU cores and a hardware-level data security solution based on the ARM Cortex-A5 processor core.Products based

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Iteaduino Plus – ARM Cortex-A8 Dev-Platform

ITEAD studio is based in Shenzhen, China, which is located with China’s biggest electronics market as well as one of the most integrated electronic supply chains in the world. A vast number of exciting and innovative products are designed, sourced and manufactured around us every day. In electronics the big picture is usually more compelling

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