04Nov 2020 by admin Arm has launched a new variant of its top-end Cortex-A78 CPU that it says could power devices such as always-on laptops. The company says the Cortex-A78C supports up to 8 big CPU core clusters for enhanced gaming and productivity performance. Related posts:Facebook-Backed Digital Coin Libra Renamed Diem to Gain Regulatory ApprovalDisney+ Surpasses 86 Million Subscribers, CEO Bob Chapek SaysPM Narendra Modi Interacts With Bill Gates, Discusses Global Response to COVID-19France Refuses Coronavirus Funds to Amazon in Labour DisputeGoogle Pulls 2,500 China-Linked YouTube Channels Over DisinformationHome Lab Deep Dive: Jack-of-all-Trades SetupFacebook Criticised by Russia for Blocking News Agency PostsSeagate IronWolf NAS Drive Line Gets An UpgradeChrome 86 Enforces Quieter UI on Sites With Abusive NotificationsVMware vRealize Cloud Management 8.2 announcedShare this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Related Post