ARM has released a new graphics processor unit ( GPU ) aimed at wearables and IoT devices, where power is at a premium. The 32-bit Mali 470 uses half the power of GPU 's prior offerings, whilst promising smartphone quality graphics. The GPUs is reportedly already licensed by some anonymous clients, who are planning to ship products based around the Mail ES 2.0 towards 1080p . ARM hopes to use fixed-point arithmetic in Mali 470 wherever possible and where ARM concentrate on efficiently rendering the display aspects of a device, allowing the central processing unit (CPU) to concentrate on other jobs.
ARM has released a new graphics processor unit ( GPU ) aimed at wearables and IoT devices, where power is at a premium. The 32-bit Mali 470 uses half the power of GPU 's prior offerings, whilst promising smartphone quality graphics. The GPUs is reportedly already licensed by some anonymous clients, who are planning to ship products based around the Mail ES 2.0 towards 1080p . ARM concentrate on efficiently rendering the display aspects of a device, allowing the central processing unit (CPU) to concentrate on other jobs.