This initial in-order core is also available for real-time CPU applications, but it is not yet ready in silicon form. The microcontroller segment is already covered via an in-order core design for 32 / 64-bit systems that is now shipping to automotive integrators.
The recent rise of the RISC-V and its push to rival ARM's processor architecture have inspired Imagination to reenter the CPU market with a plan to release a new RISC-V-based family of processor cores named Catapult over the next several years.Īt this year’s RISC-V summit, Imagination announced that the Catapult heterogeneous processor family will compete with ARM’s Cortex lineup, complete with microcontrollers, real-time CPUs, high performance application processors and functionally safe CPUs. Imagination Technologies has been in the GPU market for some decades with its PowerVR lineup that started out on desktop PCs and shifted to smartphones in later years, but the company also has experience with CPUs, as it once owned the Meta and MIPS IPs. News Writer (AUS/NZL based) - Details here Are you a techie who knows how to write? Then join our Team! English native speakers welcome!
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