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AI-Accelerated IoT with ARM Cortex-M52

November 24, 2023
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AI-Accelerated IoT with ARM Cortex-M52

Arm’s latest innovation, the Cortex-M52 chip, signals a transformative leap in AI acceleration for IoT devices. This cutting-edge processor eliminates the necessity for separate computing units by embedding AI capabilities directly into the most compact IoT endpoints. With the promise of “enhanced” AI functionalities, Arm aims to redefine the landscape of IoT devices, empowering them to harness AI’s potential without compromising on size or power efficiency. The Cortex-M52 stands out due to its integration of Arm’s Helium technology, boasting 150 additional scalar and vector instructions within the Armv8.1-M Cortex-M series.

These advancements promise a remarkable performance boost—up to 5.6 times for machine learning algorithms and up to 2.7 times for digital signal processing workloads compared to the previous Cortex-M generation. Furthermore, the chip prioritizes security, incorporating the latest security extensions to ensure robust protection, including features like PACBTI and Arm TrustZone. In a significant stride toward simplifying development and reducing production costs, Arm introduces a unified toolchain for the Cortex-M platform, accommodating AI workflows. Previously, developers needed multiple software toolkits and disparate units for ML and DSP performance.

Now, Cortex-M52 offers a streamlined solution, ensuring compatibility with software designed for Cortex-M55 and Cortex-M85, and accessibility through the Arm Virtual Hardware cloud platform for pre-silicon software development. Cortex-M52’s affordability, with chip costs ranging from $1 to $2 for most production units, presents a transformative opportunity for IoT devices, catering to diverse market segments while amplifying AI integration possibilities.


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  • Arm Cortex-M52 chip brings AI acceleration to low-power IoT devices
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