Amlogic, an industry leader in system-on-chip (SoC) design, recently showcased its latest ARM-based technology at the 2018 International Consumer Electronic Show (CES). Amlogic's new technology is designed to improve the performance of connected devices, such as set-top boxes, media players, and streaming media centers.
The new ARM-based technology features a wide range of advanced features and components, including a built-in GPU, dual-core ARM Cortex A53 cores, 4K UHD video decoding and encoding, Bluetooth 4.0, Gigabit Ethernet, and USB 3.0. In addition, the technology can support popular open-source operating systems, such as Android and Chrome OS. These components and features make it an attractive option for a variety of connected devices.
The ARM-based technology also includes several proprietary components and features, including an advanced image processing engine, an advanced multi-core CPU (MMC), and Amlogic's patented System Debugging Technology (SDT). The image processing engine is designed to improve the performance of 4K UHD video decoding and encoding, while the MMC allows multiple applications to run simultaneously without any significant impact on overall performance. Finally, the SDT is designed to reduce the amount of time and resources it takes to debug and test applications.
Amlogic's new technology is designed to improve the performance of connected devices, such as set-top boxes, media players, and streaming media centers. It provides a range of features and components that are designed to increase the speed and efficiency of these devices. Its advanced image processing engine and MMC allow for better 4K UHD video decoding and encoding, as well as faster performance for multiple applications. In addition, its SDT is designed to reduce the amount of time and resources it takes to debug and test applications.
Finally, the ARM-based technology supports a wide range of popular open-source operating systems, such as Android and Chrome OS. This ensures that the technology will work seamlessly with a variety of software solutions, and can be used by a wide range of developers.
Overall, Amlogic's latest ARM-based technology is an attractive option for improving the performance of connected devices and could be an ideal solution for a variety of SoC applications. By supporting a number of advanced features and components, along with popular open-source operating systems, this technology can significantly improve the performance and efficiency of a variety of connected devices.
