AArch64

AArch64 is a computer architecture developed by ARM that is used in modern processors, especially in smartphones, tablets, and some laptops. It defines how the computer's hardware interacts with software at a low level, enabling efficient execution of programs. AArch64 introduces a 64-bit processing mode, allowing devices to handle larger amounts of data and memory, improving performance and capabilities. It is part of the ARMv8 architecture, designed for power-efficient, high-performance computing, making it suitable for a wide range of devices from mobile to enterprise systems.