Comment by adrian_b

You should look at the benchmarks of the Cortex-X4 cores used in many smartphones from 2 years ago, because it is the same core as Neoverse V3.

AWS Graviton5 uses the same cores, but it has 192 cores per socket.

So Graviton5 has more cores per socket, but I think that it does not support dual socket boards.

This Arm AGI supports dual socket boards, so it provides 272 cores per board, more than Graviton5 MBs.

However, this is puny in comparison with Intel Clearwater Forest, which provides 576 cores per board, and the Intel Darkmont cores are almost exactly equivalent for all characteristics with Arm Neoverse V3.