Communication World Network News(CWW)-June 4, 2024-MediaTek announced today in COMPUTEX 2024 that it has joined the Arm Total Design eco-project. Arm's comprehensive design is based on Arm's Neoverse computing subsystem (CSS) to meet the performance and efficiency needs of AI applications in the data center, infrastructure systems, telecommunications and other fields, and to accelerate and simplify product development.

Vince Hu, deputy general manager of MediaTek, said: "MediaTek and Arm will work together to enable customers to design products that can meet the challenging workloads of AI applications and provide higher performance per watt (Performance Per Watt). In the data center business that MediaTek continue to expand, we will work closely with Arm to accelerate AI innovation from the end side to the cloud through our technical capabilities in hybrid computing, AI, SerDes, Chiplets and advanced packaging."

With strong SoC integration design capabilities, MediaTek can provide differentiated solutions, accelerate the time to market through the proven Arm Neoverse CSS, and provide superior solutions for the complex AI computing needs of specific applications.

Mohamed Awad, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Arm's Infrastructure Division, said: "AI is continuing to drive the industry's demand for higher computing power and energy efficiency. Building on a long-term partnership that has already launched billions of high-performance, energy-efficient devices, MediaTek joined Arm's comprehensive design ecosystem project to build sustainable, AI-driven cloud data centers for the industry through Arm's Neoverse CSS, bringing superior technology to the cloud infrastructure space."

MediaTek has adopted Arm IP in a number of successful product areas. Based on Arm's low-power architecture design, skyji mobile platform has MediaTek flagship CPU, GPU and AI performance to a new level, providing users with far superior performance and energy efficiency. In addition, MediaTek is a global leader in Wi-Fi solutions, providing advanced broadband, retail routers, consumer electronics and gaming-related technologies to the industry. At the same time, the two sides are also cooperating in various edge device applications, including automobiles, Chromebook, smart homes, enterprise Internet of Things and industrial Internet of Things.