ARM updates roadmap with Kingfisher, Cygnet
Peter Clarke, EETimes
2/1/2011 3:46 PM EST
Warren East, president and CEO of ARM, tipped the Kingfisher and Cygnet cores due to emerge in 2011. "Kingfisher is aimed at lower end smartphones and feature phones and cost-sensitive digital TV applications. It's a small A-class processor," East told financial analysts assembled to discuss ARM's financial results.
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