MediaTek Joins Arm Total Design to Shape Future AI

On June 24th, MediaTek announced its participation in the Arm Total Design ecosystem program during COMPUTEX 2024. This initiative, built on the Arm Neoverse Compute Subsystem (CSS), aims to enhance the performance and efficiency of AI applications across data centers, infrastructure systems, and telecommunications, while also streamlining product development.

Vince Hu, Vice President of MediaTek, remarked, "Our collaboration with Arm will enable customers to design products capable of handling the rigorous workloads of AI applications, offering superior performance per watt. As MediaTek continues to expand its data center business, we will leverage our expertise in heterogeneous computing, AI, SerDes, chiplets, and advanced packaging to accelerate AI innovation from the edge to the cloud."

MediaTek’s robust SoC integration capabilities allow it to provide unique solutions. By utilizing the proven Arm Neoverse CSS, MediaTek can expedite time-to-market and deliver outstanding solutions tailored to the complex AI computing demands of various application areas.

Mohamed Awad, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Infrastructure at Arm, commented, "AI is driving the industry's need for increased computational power and efficiency. Building on our long-standing partnership, which has produced billions of high-performance, energy-efficient devices, MediaTek’s participation in the Arm Total Design ecosystem will leverage Arm Neoverse CSS to develop sustainable, AI-driven cloud data centers, enhancing cloud infrastructure with superior technology."

MediaTek has effectively integrated Arm IP across multiple product domains. With Arm's low-power architecture, the MediaTek Dimensity mobile platform has achieved new heights in CPU, GPU, and AI performance, offering users unprecedented performance and energy efficiency. Furthermore, as a global leader in Wi-Fi solutions, MediaTek collaborates with Arm to deliver advanced technologies for broadband, retail routers, consumer electronics, and gaming. This partnership also extends to various edge device applications, including automotive, Chromebooks, smart home, enterprise IoT, and industrial IoT.