High-Performance GPU for Complex Graphics
Arm Mali-G76 is a Bifrost-based graphics processing unit (GPU) for the premium market, featuring wider execution engines with double the number of lanes of previous generations. Mali-G76 provides uplifts in both performance and efficiency for complex graphics and machine learning (ML) workloads. The introduction of int8 dot product support also provides a significant boost to ML processing power, providing partners with flexibility and choice for inference on device.
Features and Benefits
Mali-G76 is designed to deliver the best possible user experience for mobile technologies, from high-fidelity mobile gaming to mixed realities, without blowing the silicon budget.
The combination of performance and efficiency ensures satisfying user experiences and better battery life, making sustained mobile gaming and power-hungry augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) more viable for mobile.
Based on advanced iterations of Bifrost architecture, Mali-G76 delivers twice the compute performance in much less than twice the silicon area of its predecessors. This creates performance density gains and contributes to energy efficiency, reducing overall costs.
A Foundation of Silicon Success
Arm-based chips, device architectures, and technologies orchestrate the performance of everything that makes modern life possible — from smartphones to agricultural sensors and from medical instruments to servers.
Bifrost
Bifrost, the latest version of the GPU architecture, is designed to support new and emerging use cases, technologies and APIs. Bifrost features in Mali-G7x and Mali-G5x series GPUs.
Arm Frame Buffer Compression (AFBC)
The Arm Frame Buffer Compression (AFBC) is a lossless image compression protocol and format that addresses the difficulty of creating increasingly complex designs within the thermal limit of a mobile device.
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Virtual Reality
As VR moves to mobile devices, engineers are challenged to provide the required compute power within a fixed 2-3-watt thermal budget.
The innovations in Bifrost and the scalability of Mali-G76 have been developed to address these key requirements and challenges to power the next generation of mobile VR devices. With 30 percent more performance and 30 percent higher energy efficiency compared to Mali-G72, Mali-G76 can support complex uses for longer periods.
Mobile Computing
Mali-G76 continues a tradition of innovation from Arm. Additional compute capability, combined with significant improvements made for ML and other advanced used cases, boost performance and enable demanding applications to run smoother than ever. Mali-G76 technology supports multiple applications, such as the smartphone ecosystem, 5G, smart TVs, and wearable devices.
IVI and Digital Cockpit
In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) enables the car of tomorrow. The automotive cockpit of the future requires advanced processing capabilities to meet consumer demands for connectivity, safety, and future mobility. Mali-G76 provides powerful graphics to the dashboards of many IVI systems.
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