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'''Cortex''' is a family of specialized [[ARM]] [[microarchitectures]] designed by [[Arm]] for various edge market such as embedded and mobile. The Cortex family succeed Arm's {{\\|classic}} cores with more specialized cores with highly targeted requirements
 
'''Cortex''' is a family of specialized [[ARM]] [[microarchitectures]] designed by [[Arm]] for various edge market such as embedded and mobile. The Cortex family succeed Arm's {{\\|classic}} cores with more specialized cores with highly targeted requirements
  
== Overview ==
 
Cortex is a family of [[ARM]] cores that address a broad set of markets. First announced in 2004, Cortex cores have replaced [[Arm]]'s {{\\|classic}} cores with more market-specific variations. Cortex can be broadly categorized into three types of workloads: Applications, Real-time, Microcontroller (A.R.M).
 
  
* '''Cortex-A''' - '''Application processors'''. Designed for fully capable computers, running typical operating systems (Android, Windows, Linux, iOS). Those processors are found in anything from smartphones to tablets and laptops.
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* '''Cortex-X''' - '''Application processors'''. Slightly enhanced version of the ''Cortex-A'' designs in order to to further optimize the Cortex-A design (in terms of [[PPA]]) for certain markets or workloads/
 
*  '''Cortex-R''' - '''Real-time processors'''. Designed for real-time operating systems with very deterministic behavior. Those cores are typically less powerful than the A series and are used for things such as controllers, factory equipment, medical devices, and other machines.
 
* '''Cortex-M''' - '''Microcontrollers'''. Designed for ultra-low power, typically small factor and low-performance systems. Those are found in cost-sensitive devices and electronics, automated systems, and many other embedded devices.
 
 
 
== Cores ==
 
=== Cortex-A ===
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;
 
|-
 
! Year !! colspan="4" | Low-power Performance
 
|-
 
| [[2005]] || colspan="4" | {{armh|Cortex-A8|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2006]]
 
|-
 
| [[2007]] || colspan="4" | {{armh|Cortex-A9|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2008]]
 
|-
 
! !! Ultra-low power !! High-efficiency !! Mainstream-performance !! High-performance
 
|-
 
| [[2009]] || {{armh|Cortex-A5|l=arch}} || || ||
 
|-
 
| [[2010]] || || || || {{armh|Cortex-A15|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2011]] || || {{armh|Cortex-A7|l=arch}} || ||
 
|-
 
| [[2012]] || || {{armh|Cortex-A53|l=arch}} || || {{armh|Cortex-A57|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2013]] || || || {{armh|Cortex-A12|l=arch}} ||
 
|-
 
| [[2014]] || || || {{armh|Cortex-A17|l=arch}} ||
 
|-
 
| [[2015]] || {{armh|Cortex-A35|l=arch}} || || || {{armh|Cortex-A72|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2016]] || {{armh|Cortex-A32|l=arch}} || || || {{armh|Cortex-A73|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2017]] || || {{armh|Cortex-A55|l=arch}} || || {{armh|Cortex-A75|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2018]] || || || || {{armh|Cortex-A76|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2019]] || || || || {{armh|Cortex-A77|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2020]] || || || || {{armh|Cortex-A78|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2021]] || || {{armh|Cortex-A510|l=arch}} || || {{armh|Cortex-A710|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2022]] || || || || {{armh|Cortex-A715|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2023]] || || {{armh|Hayes|l=arch}} || || {{armh|Hunter|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2024]] || || || || {{armh|Chaberton|l=arch}}
 
|}
 
 
 
=== Cortex-X ===
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;
 
|-
 
! Year !! Core
 
|-
 
| [[2020]] || {{armh|Cortex-X1|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2021]] || {{armh|Cortex-X2|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2022]] || {{armh|Cortex-X3|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2023]] || {{armh|Hunter-ELP|l=arch}}
 
|-
 
| [[2024]] || {{armh|Chaberton-ELP|l=arch}}
 
|}
 
 
 
=== Cortex-R ===
 
{{empty section}}
 
=== Cortex-M ===
 
{{empty section}}
 
 
 
== See also ==
 
* ARM {{arm|Versions}}
 
* {{\\|Neoverse}}
 
 
[[category:arm holdings]]
 
[[category:arm holdings]]

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