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Arm has provided an updated roadmap on its Neoverse platform, first unveiled back in 2019, setting out more on what's to come.
Current Neoverse N1 designs reach 128-cores and 128-threads, while future N2 products are expected to cement that design while significantly improving on all other metrics.
Focusing on pure performance at any cost, Arm Neoverse N2 designs will surely make Intel and AMD sit up and take notice. Built on a 5nm node, Perseus will offer up to 192 cores with a 350W TDP, rivalling and potentially surpassing EPYC and Xeon in key categories.
The V1, meanwhile, is likely to have a lower core count, but will offer better performance per thread (as compared to performance per socket).
Current Neoverse N1 designs reach 128-cores and 128-threads, while future N2 products are expected to cement that design while significantly improving on all other metrics.
Focusing on pure performance at any cost, Arm Neoverse N2 designs will surely make Intel and AMD sit up and take notice. Built on a 5nm node, Perseus will offer up to 192 cores with a 350W TDP, rivalling and potentially surpassing EPYC and Xeon in key categories.
The V1, meanwhile, is likely to have a lower core count, but will offer better performance per thread (as compared to performance per socket).
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