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As AI workloads are added to rapidly evolving compute demands, power efficiency at the system-on-chip level is more important than ever. In response, the British semiconductor and software design company has developed validated Arm Compute Subsystems (CSS) to enable faster time-to-market, better performance-per-watt, and scalable innovation for its key markets: infrastructure, client, automotive, and edge AI for IoT.
The company recently announced a new product naming architecture to provide a clear identity for each target market. The new naming conventions include:
Arm Neoverse for infrastructure
Arm Niva for PC
Arm Lumex for mobile
Arm Zena for automotive
Arm Orbis for IoT
The Mali brand will continue as the company’s GPU line, with IP referenced as components within the platforms.
The company is also simplifying IP numbering by aligning it with platform generations and adopting names like Ultra, Premium, Pro, Nano, and Pico to indicate performance tiers.
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