CortexA77

The Cortex-A77 is a high-performance, power-efficient processor core developed by ARM Holdings. It is part of the ARM Cortex-A series, which is designed for use in mobile devices, tablets, and other embedded systems. The Cortex-A77 is based on the ARMv8-A architecture and features a 64-bit instruction set. It is designed to provide high performance and efficiency, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including gaming, multimedia, and machine learning.

The Cortex-A77 features a dual-issue, out-of-order execution pipeline, which allows it to execute two instructions per cycle. It also includes a large 48KB L1 instruction cache and a 32KB L1 data cache, as well as a 1MB L2 cache. The core also supports the ARMv8.2-A architecture, which includes a number of new features, such as the Scalable Vector Extension (SVE), which provides a flexible and efficient way to perform vector operations.

The Cortex-A77 is designed to be highly power-efficient, with a power consumption of around 2.5W at 2.5GHz. It also includes a number of power management features, such as dynamic voltage and frequency scaling, which allow it to adjust its power consumption based on the current workload.

The Cortex-A77 is widely used in a number of high-end mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets. It is also used in a number of embedded systems, such as routers and set-top boxes. The core is supported by a number of third-party vendors, who provide a range of development tools and software support for the Cortex-A77.