No, that is not the primary purpose. I've called out products related to Imagination five times (and all of them in block diagram/images used to illustrate practical examples) in an article of 1,300 words.
I've tried to break down the different IoT categories and identify generic characteristics that apply to them. There are of course hundreds of specific SoCs to choose from but they all typically fall under one of the five categories I've mentioned.
High-density compute nodes are a specific type of processors that have manycore CPUs. The reason they are called high-density is because they pack tens or hundreds of small CPU cores onto a single die. These types of small cores don't provide massive single-threaded performance by themselves but when added together, they can be quite compelling. This is a different approach to having a few but very powerful cores such as Intel Xeons on an SoC. An analogy would be a flock of starlings versus an eagle. Moreover, many CPU designers today have abandoned the practice of scaling in frequency to achieve performance and are focused more and more on performance per watt (hence the term green computing). This is because the costs associated with powering and cooling a data center are rapidly rising.
Allow me to refresh your memory then. How does the following sound to you?
"We also support Full Profile and 64-bit natively, in hardware. After years of evangelising the benefits of such an approach it is nice to see other players in the industry join down this avenue."
https://community.arm.com/groups/arm-mali-graphics/blog/2013...
"Mali-T622 was specifically tailored for this job. Mali-T622 also supports OpenCL Full Profile and includes double-precision FP64 and full IEEE-754-2008 floating-point support which are essential features in order to enhance the user experience"
https://community.arm.com/groups/arm-mali-graphics/blog/2013...
I could go on with the examples but I think there's no need to spam the thread with tens of blog articles that say FP64 and "native 64-bit" (whatever that means) are essential to the mobile experience.
