First Generation Armv9 High-Efficiency “LITTLE” Cortex CPU based on Arm DynamIQ Technology
Cortex-A510 is a high efficiency Armv9 CPU that is a ground up microarchitecture design with considerable performance improvements compared to Cortex-A55. Cortex-A510 can be paired with the Cortex-X2 and Cortex-A710 in a big.LITTLE configuration, with a dynamic shared unit (DSU-110) as part of a Total Compute solution.
Features and Benefits
Cortex-A510 provides up to 35% performance uplift on previous generation high efficiency CPUs.
Using merged-core microarchitecture, two CPU cores can be combined into a complex for dynamic performance at increased efficiency.
Uses Armv9 architecture for mobile computing and introduces key features for performance, power efficiency, and security: Scalable Vector Extension version two (SVE2) and Memory Tagging Extension (MTE).
Product Specifications and Key Documentation
| Architecture | Armv9-A (Harvard) | |
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| Microarchitecture | Pipeline | In-order |
| Superscalar | Yes | |
| Neon / Floating Point Unit | Included | |
| Cryptography unit | Optional | |
| Max number of CPUs in cluster | Eight (8) | |
| Physical addressing (PA) |
40-bit | |
| Core architecture |
Merged-core, up to 2 cores per complex | |
| Memory system and external interfaces | L1 I-Cache / D-Cache | 32KB or 64KB |
| L2 Cache | Optional, 128KB, 192KB, 256KB, 384KB, 512KB | |
| L3 Cache | Optional, 256KB to 16MB | |
| ECC support | Yes | |
| Bus interfaces | AMBA AXI5 or CHI.E | |
| ACP | Optional | |
| Peripheral port | Optional | |
| Other | Security | TrustZone, Secure EL2 |
| Interrupts | GIC interface, GICv4.1 | |
| Generic timer | Armv9.0-A | |
| PMU | PMUv3 | |
| Debug | Armv9.0-A | |
| CoreSight | CoreSightv3 | |
| Embedded Trace Extension | ETEv1.0 | |
| Trace Buffer Extension | Yes |
Where Innovation and Ideas Come to Life
Smartphones
As one of the most prolific pieces of technology, smartphones are the world's dynamic personal computers, connecting more than 4 billion people in immersive experiences. Arm develops the CPU technology that powers everything on a smartphone.
Smart Homes
Arm technology runs the modern smart home. As smart TV moves towards more powerful designs, Cortex-A510 provides the framework for an efficient but high-performing entertainment platform.
5G
Faster, low-latency, high-bandwidth 5G networks can connect anything, anywhere, with improved performance, efficiency, and cost. Arm-powered solutions are at the forefront of unleashing the power of the 5th generation mobile network.
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Explore More Options and Features
Cortex-A710
The first generation Armv9 high performance Cortex CPU based on Arm DynamIQ technology, Cortex-A710 provides a blend of performance and efficiency through enhanced microarchitecture features.
Mali GPUs
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System IP
Arm System IP enables system designers to configure and build high-performance, power-efficient SoCs, while further differentiating with Arm processors and their own IP elements. System IP is integrated via industry-standard AMBA interfaces.
A Foundation of Silicon Success
Armv9 Architecture
Armv9-A supports the 128-bit wide fixed-length vector extensions first seen in Armv7 and Armv8. SVE2 goes further to provide variable length vectors, enabling vector length agnostic programming.
DynamIQ
Combines big and LITTLE CPUs into a single, fully integrated cluster, bringing benefits in power and performance for everything from mobile devices to infrastructure.
big.LITTLE
Arm big.LITTLE technology is a heterogeneous processing architecture that uses two types of processor. 'LITTLE' processors are designed for maximum power efficiency, while 'big' processors are designed to provide maximum compute performance.
Arm Neon Technology
Neon technology is an advanced SIMD architecture extension for the Arm Cortex-A and Cortex-R series processors. The architecture extension improves the multimedia user experience across many applications.