Arm unveils Mali G2-Ultra NX GPU with integrated neural accelerator, boosting performance by up to 14%.
Arm launched its second-generation Compute Subsystem for Mobile (CSS for Mobile 2) at its annual conference in Shanghai. The new Mali G2-Ultra NX GPU, integrated into CSS for Mobile 2, features a dedicated Neural Network Accelerator, achieving up to 4x performance per watt improvement for neural graphics workloads and up to 14% improvement for non-AI gaming performance. Games such as NetEase's "Where Winds Meet" and Tencent's "Arena Breakout: Infinite" will be among the first to integrate Arm's neural network technology.
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