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Home » ARM Intros Mali Multi-standard Video Processor for Mobiles

ARM Intros Mali Multi-standard Video Processor for Mobiles

October 30, 2016
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ARM has launched two new products:

  • Mali-V61 –  a video processing unit (VPU) for 4K120 video performance in real-time video applications such as Facebook Live and Periscope.
  • Mali-G51 graphics processing unit (GPU) – ARM’s most area-efficient and energy-efficient GPU to date. Based on ARM’s new Bifrost architecture which has been updated to include a redesigned texturing unit with double the throughput, the Mali-G51 GPU enables these use cases, bringing premium graphics to mainstream mobile devices.

“The cost and visual experience a device delivers are key purchasing factors for Generation Z and mainstream mobile users,” said James McNiven, general manager for CPU and media processing groups, ARM. “Our latest Mali video and graphics IP suite meets this demand by offering immersive VR, gaming and compliance with real-time video standards. This is a system-level media solution that enables developers to balance performance, efficiency and cost control.”

Mali-V61 and Mali-G51 are available to license now and both processors support ARM initiatives such as the new version, v1.2, of ARM Frame Buffer Compression (AFBC), to deliver increased bandwidth savings, and ARM TrustZone technology.

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