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Tom's Hardware October 14, 2026 By Shane Downing neutral

SK hynix to place custom tiny CPU cores in its SSD controllers to ease Arm load as drive speeds rocket

ArmAI / LLM
SK hynix detailed H-TPU, tiny in-house cores that offload routine I/O from the Arm CPUs in its next enterprise SSD controllers.
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