#armprocessors — Public Fediverse posts

Meta and Amazon team up to run agentic AI on Graviton chips at massive scale

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/04/meta-aws-graviton-ai/

Google Chrome is finally coming to ARM64 Linux and it feels overdue

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/03/chrome-arm64-linux/

33 apps that work on ARM processors like the new Snapdragon X Elite

Worried about apps working on ARM processors for Windows? Here are 33 apps that are optimized for ARM, and there are many more.

#ARMProcessors #SnapdragonXElite #technews #Qualcomm

https://techaeris.com/2024/08/30/33-apps-that-work-on-arm-processors/

Unveiling the Raspberry Pi Pico 2: Power, Security, and Innovation in a $5 Microcontroller #RaspberryPi, #Pico2, #TechInnovation, #Microcontroller, #IoT, #ARMProcessors, #SecurityTech, #TechNews, #TechPodcast, #DIYElectronics In this episode of GreenGround, we explore the https://t.co/cqkhbARVDE on https://twitter.com/AcerboLivio/status/1823282633981223393

ASUS Vivobook S — the first announced laptop with Snapdragon X processors will be released on May 20 https://itc.ua/news/asus-vivobook-s-the-first-announced-laptop-with-snapdragon-x-processors-will-be-released-on-may-20/ #ARMprocessors #Technologies #SnapdragonX #Processors #Qualcomm #Devices #Laptops #News #ASUS

Yes I'm one of those people who feel the move back to #armprocessors was a bad idea. I can't do half the stuff I need to do anymore and my next laptop is already pretty much picked out. I may get an iMac for the editing I still do. But even there. I hate Windows. But I'm being forced to it.

Arm reportedly wants to stop charging chip vendors to make its chips and instead wants to charge device makers—especially smartphone manufacturers—a fee based on the overall price of the final product.

Arm is tired of seeing device makers bring in billions while it makes millions.

#ArmProcessors #Arm #Softbank #Nvidia #Microchips #LicensedTechnology

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/03/risc-y-business-arm-wants-to-charge-dramatically-more-for-chip-licenses/