Arm Community blogs

With the arrival of Windows RT and the opening of Microsoft App Store, you can now develop Windows Store Apps on ARM platforms and make them available to 200+ markets via the Microsoft App Store. If you…

Last month Google and Samsung released the first commercially available product using the ARM® Cortex™-A15 SoC design: the new Series 3 Chromebook. Not only does the Chromebook have the new…

I would like to share some news around one of the products we recently released, the V2P-CA15x2_A7x3.  This is a new member of the Versatile ™ Express CoreTile family and is the first ARM big…

The introduction of a new architecture as significant as ARMv8, or AArch 64, requires careful consideration of the impact to existing software! The good news is, the new architecture is compatible with…

The ARM architecture has been used for many years in mobile phones and electronic devices, but it is only relatively recently that the architecture has diversified into being used in laptops, tablets and…

Debugging and optimizing software is always a demanding job.  As today's  systems become more complex the task of providing a suitable debug and  trace solution becomes increasingly challenging - yet it…

This post goes into the juicy bits of what memory access ordering actually means and how this is handled in the Arm architecture.

This article is the first of a series on Arm fundamentals that will introduce various topics to help you get more familiar with the Arm architecture.

Page colouring is sometimes used as an optimization but as a result of the cache architecture some ARMv6 processors actually require the allocator use page colouring. This article will explain why the…