ARM outed its next-gen Cortex-X3 processing architecture for 2023 flagships that is joined by its first ray-tracing GPU dubbed Immortalis.
The British mobile processing architecture giant ARM which NVIDIA tried and failed to swallow not long ago, is out in force with its next generation of phone chipset power, spearheaded by the Cortex-X3, Cortex-A715, and Cortex-A510 Refresh processor cores.
The huge bump in gaming performance comes from ARM's new Immortalis-G715 GPU architecture that is not only way more powerful and power-sipping at once, but also supports modern gaming effects like ray-tracing, making it the first mobile ARM GPU to support the fancy reflections effects that have so far mainly been a prerogative of standalone desktop and laptop graphics cards.
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