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Next Generation Visual Computing ARM Media Processing Division 1 CONFIDENTIAL Momentum with ARM Mali GPUs . ARM® Mali™ GPUs are the most . Mali GPU graphics leadership widely licensed graphics position processor . #1 in graphics enabled DTVs . Mali GPU shipments outpacing (>70%) industry growth rate and gaining . >20% Android™ smartphones market share . #1 in Android tablets (>50%) . Expect to ship over 150M units in 2012 . Mali deployed in over 200 OEM products 2 Mali Growing Market Share Globally . Recent market share figures released indicate: . ARM more than doubling market share in a market that has nearly doubled in size . ARM is #2 graphics IP vendor . ARM is #3 GPU architecture in the mobile industry 100% 80% IMG IP 60% ARM IP 40% Other IP 20% 0% Source: Jon Peddie Research 1H11 1H12 . Analyst expects – “that market share shifts will change dramatically through 2012” . ARM predicts more than 150M Mali units shipping in 2012 3 Mali Graphics: Leadership in DTV . ARM Cortex™-A9 and Mali-400 MP chosen by majority of consumer electronic OEMs . Multiple DTV/STB silicon partners driving design wins and volume for Mali GPUs . Samsung, LG, MediaTek, MStar, ST, Amlogic . Leadership for Mali GPUs in DTV through: . Performance density leadership in graphics . Maturity and quality of software and support . Support for 4K resolutions with Mali-450 MP . Leading time to market for UHD 4K resolutions with re-use of proven software 4 Mali: Roadmap to Leadership In Mobile . Momentum in Android smartphones driven by Samsung, MediaTek, Spreadtrum and ST-E . Right technology roadmap for the right markets . Scalability to address the diverse range of market requirements . Best graphics for fast growing entry-level smartphones market . Best graphics and GPU compute for high-performance application processors in next generation smartphones 5 Mobile Computing Growth for Mali . Mali GPUs #1 graphics processor in Android tablets . Android, the fastest growing mobile OS – wide range of tablet vendors using Mali-400 MP based designs . In 2012, China and Taiwan designed tablets will account for nearly 50% of the WW tablet market . Majority Android based, using ARM Cortex processors and Mali GPUs . First Mali based Chromebook from Google available 6 Leading Mobile Devices based on Mali . ARM, with Cortex and Mali enabling Google to create market leading devices . Google Nexus 10 Tablet . Google announced the Nexus 10 tablet . Based on Samsung Exynos 5250 . Cortex-A15 and Mali-T604 . Android 4.2 GED and 299PPI . Renderscript Compute on Mali-T604 . Google Chrome Book . Google announced the new Chromebook based on Samsung Exynos 5250 . Laptop level of performance from mobile SoCs 7 One Size Does Not Fit All Performance Advanced graphics for CE & mobile . Higher screen resolutions Graphics and GPU Computing . Richer, more complex user interfaces, applications & games Graphics and GPU Compute for mobile computing . Enabling next generation use cases . Combine Cortex and Mali processors Graphics into unified compute sub-system Roadmap aligned with market to give uncompromised choice balancing . Die area (cost and yield) . GPU Compute capability . Software requirements . High performance 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 . Energy efficiency 8 Best for Graphics Performance Market leading performance density Multicore delivers performance scalability over many form factors Mali-450 MP 2x Mali-400 performance Scalable up to 8 cores Common software platform reduces Leading OpenGL ES 2.0 performance costs and TTM Mali-400 MP Large, dynamic and vibrant First OpenGL ES 2.0 multicore GPU Scalable from 1 to 4 cores ecosystem built on the success of Low cost solution with Mali-300 over 150M Mali GPUs Mali-300 OpenGL® ES 2.0 compliant Complete solution from ARM Hardware, Software & Support 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 enabling fastest TTM for graphics IP Date of production chips 9 Mali-450 MP Performance Mali-450 MP extends market leading OpenGL ES 2.0 performance . Class leading performance density . Faster and smaller than main Mali-450 MP competitors 2x Mali-400 performance Scalable up to 8 cores Leading OpenGL ES 2.0 performance* Twice performance of Mali-400 MP . Scalable up to 8 cores Mali-400 MP . 4K screens, 60fps First OpenGL ES 2.0 multicore GPU Scalable from 1 to 4 cores Low cost solution with Mali-300 Mali-450 MP maintains all the key benefits of Mali-400 MP Mali-200 OpenGL™ ES 2.0 . Builds on proven Mali-400 HW compliant . Common software platform . Fastest route to market with verified graphics IP 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 *Product is based on a published Khronos Specification, and is expected to pass the Khronos Conformance Testing Process. Current conformance status can be found at www.khronos.org/conformance 10 Market Leading TTM with Mali GPUs SPEED! By working closely with ARM, Allwinner Technology has: gone from the licensing of the ARM’s CPU & GPU to production silicon in 7-months, and with just an additional 2-months achieved OEM tablet production ramp up. 11 Best for Graphics AND GPU Compute Performance Designed for GPU Compute Mali-T678 . Uncompromised support for High end solution OS / API choice Max compute . Full Profile, 64-bit Compute capability Optimized for Closer CPU-GPU links tablets . Efficient use of all device resources . Maximize performance and battery life Mali-T628 50% performance uplift . Coherent memory links OpenGL ES 3.0 support . Right task in the right place Scalable to 8 cores Protecting partner investments . Common software platform reduces Mali-T604 costs and TTM First Midgard Multicore delivers performance architecture product . OpenGL ES 3.0 support scalability over multiple form factors Scalable to 4 cores Advanced products in market early . Mali-T604 silicon shipping now in consumer products 2012 2013 2014 Date of production chips Product is based on a published Khronos Specification, and is expected to pass the Khronos Conformance Testing Process. Current conformance status can be found at www.khronos.org/conformance 12 Mali-T600 Series Evolution . Three new Mali Midgard GPU products – available now . Mali-T624 a performance-enhanced version of the Mali-T604 . Mali-T628, an eight core version of the Mali-T624 . Mali-T678 a performance-enhanced version of the Mali-T658 30%-50% performance improvement with Architectural no power or area increase enhancements OR same performance with less power Increased Mali-T628 scales up to 5 Gpix/sec scalability and Mali-T678 scales up to 378 GFLOPS performance Texture compression standard enabling better ASTC support quality with lower bandwidth and power 13 Comprehensive GPU Compute Support . ARM’s best-in-class CPU know-how combined with expertise in graphics technology enabling complex use- cases . Computational photography: Panorama stitching . Image recognition: Face, smile, landmark, context . Image improvement, stabilization, editing, filtering . Moving Compute tasks onto the GPU will enable lower power consumption and faster response compared to being solely run on the CPU 14 Solving the Graphics Market Challenges Increasing Increasing Faster, more GPU Software System resolution complexity fluid interfaces µArchitectural improvements optimization improvements Increasing performance demands within SoC thermal limits 15 Leading on Lowering System Power . Mali GPUs are leading in balancing power, area and functionality. GPUs have a major impact on SoC architecture . Area, memory bandwidth, energy and implementation . ARM focuses on system wide power efficiency not just IP components . Energy Saving Features in the Mali-T62x system include . GPU Efficiency . 50% performance increase or less energy/frame in same area . Transaction Elimination Power Relative . 50% of the total GPU bandwidth . ASTC Texture Compression . 90% reduction of texture bandwidth while preserving quality . ARM POP™ IP for Mali GPUs . Up to 27% higher frequency, 24% lower area and 19% lower power 16 System Level Development Benefits . Developers need to see the workload across the whole system Higher . Applications do not run in Quality isolation on a single processor . Complex interaction of components executing on both CPU and GPU . DS-5™ toolchain provides system level view across CPUs and GPUs . Speed up development time Higher Lower . Maximize performance Performance Power . Reduce power consumption 17 Dynamic Ecosystem and Growing . The ARM GPU roadmap enables partner choice and flexibility on software . Partnerships in place to enable a leadership position 18 Supporting Developers for Mali-T604 . The Samsung based Arndale Board . Dual Cortex-A15 CPU and quad ARM Mali-T604 GPU . Highest resolution display support available (2560x1600@60fps) . Low cost board ($249) designed for high-end tablets . Samsung's Exynos 5 processor delivers . An order of magnitude lift in performance over current generation of SoCs . Leads the way in GPU compute, the first SoC with full profile OpenCL . More details at Arndaleboard.org . "Imagination is the only barrier to the next era of mobile applications," stated TH Kim, vice president of System LSI marketing, Device Solutions, Samsung Electronics. 19 Bringing Visual Computing to Life . Mali-based devices are in a leadership position . #1 in DTV and Android tablets . Over 150M units of Mali-based SoCs expected to ship in 2012; rapid increase in market share . Google Nexus 10 and Samsung Chromebook . Next generation GPU Mali-T604 shipping . Right technology roadmap for the right markets . Best graphics for fast growing markets such as DTV and tablet . Best graphics and GPU compute for high-performance apps processors in tablets, smartphones & mobile computing . Leading system IP and tools . Reducing implementation cost and time . Get to market faster with ARM 20 .
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