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1. Still ARMv8. 2. "*Nuvia Inc* Oryon processors"
by toxicdevil 2y ago
1. Still ARMv8.
2. "*Nuvia Inc* Oryon processors"
- walterbell 2y agoIs Apple M4 considered ARMv8 or ARMv9? Does it have MTE enabled?
- tambre 2y agoI don't think that's known yet. But M3 was ARMv8.6-A and Apple's been keeping up nicely. If Oryon is ARMv8.0-A then that's quite a disappointment. The LSE instructions are incredibly nice.
- toxicdevil 2y agoOryon is also 8.6. V9 comes with sve2 sme etc
- celrod 2y agoThe Apple M4 is rumored to be ARMv9, even featuring SME on top of SVE2: https://wccftech.com/apple-m4-adopts-armv9-run-complex-workloads-efficiently/ https://wccftech.com/apple-m4-adopts-armv9-run-complex-workl... If true, I'd much rather buy an M4 and use Asashi linux (once it supports the M4) than Oryon, but I enjoy low level coding. Being NEON-only doesn't really bring anything new or interesting to the table from that perspective.
- wyldfire 2y agoWhy draw the distinction? Do you have a stake in the royalty lawsuit b/t ARM and Qualcomm?