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DynamIQ

Arm's successor to big.LITTLE, allowing flexible core clusters in one chip.

Also known as: ARM DynamIQ

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

DynamIQ — Arm's successor to big.LITTLE, allowing flexible core clusters in one chip.

See also: AArch64, big.LITTLE.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is DynamIQ?

Arm's successor to big.LITTLE, allowing flexible core clusters in one chip.

What terms are related to DynamIQ?

Related Chips terms include AArch64, big.LITTLE.

Related Technical Terms

AArch64
The 64-bit execution state of the ARM architecture. Chips
big.LITTLE
Arm's design pairing fast performance cores with power-efficient efficiency cores. Chips
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