Qualcomm submitted an initial proposal to the Linux kernel community for the creation of Synx, a new global synchronization framework focused on complex hardware. The goal of the project is to allow different components of a modern processor, such as artificial intelligence cores (NPUs), image signal processors (ISPs) and graphics chips, to converse directly with each other without the need to activate the main CPU at all times. Currently, the k…
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Qualcomm submitted an initial proposal to the Linux kernel community for the creation of Synx, a new global synchronization framework focused on complex hardware. The goal of the project is to allow different components of a modern processor, such as artificial intelligence cores (NPUs), image signal processors (ISPs) and graphics chips, to converse directly with each other without the need to activate the main CPU at all times. Currently, the k…