Re:Tegra K1 “Denver” Will Be First 64-bit ARM Processor for ...
by personZ on Tuesday August 12, 2014 @08:19AM
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Cortex-A15 designs and up already offer 36 to 40 bits of addressable memory, or from 64GB to 1TB. This is at the OS level, of course, so individual 32-bit processes would still be limited to 2-3GB without intentional PAE, but that's hardly a limit in a mobile design.
But ultimately it isn't about memory in the near-term. ARMv8 offers more, larger registers, instructions, a higher hardware baseline, and in the future higher memory.
But ultimately it isn't about memory in the near-term. ARMv8 offers more, larger registers, instructions, a higher hardware baseline, and in the future higher memory.