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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
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Paul Alcorn

Ampere unveils monstrous 512-core AmpereOne Aurora processor — custom AI engine, support for HBM memory

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Ampere is adding the new 512-core AmpereOne Aurora processor to its roadmap, the company announced today. This new chip has custom Arm cores and a custom mesh and die-to-die interconnect. It also supports HBM memory and Ampere's next-gen AI acceleration blocks, but the company hasn't yet announced the specific launch timing. 

Ampere also unveiled pricing for its AmpereOne M processors, with the flagship 192-core model weighing in at $5,555, and outlined progress with its AmpereOne MX processors, which stretch up to 256 cores on the TSMC 3nm process node. Lastly, the company also provided deep-dive details for its AmpereOne architecture and shared more performance claims and benchmarks.

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