Blogs

As Microsoft launches its latest mixed reality headset, the HoloLens2, we take a look at the key features and capabilities of the wearable device and how Arm is enabling performance and power efficiency…

Physical security, also known as silicon or hardware security, involves securing the silicon element of a system. This blog explores the different physical attacks and Arm IP on offer as a counter-measure…

There’s no denying that Embedded World (EW) is a whirlwind – 1000 exhibits, 35,000 visitors and over 2,000 industry participants – but now that it’s all over and the dust has settled, I wanted to take…

Arm is the architecture of mobile gaming, now the largest gaming segment in the world. Arm is attending GDC 2019 to showcase some of the initiatives being undertaken by the ecosystem team that hep game…

It’s important to fully understand the requirements of different types of engines, whether it’s a conventional internal combustion engine, hybrid or fully electric powertrain. So, how is Arm powering these…

Arm is pleased to announce the opening of the Call for Papers for its international event Arm TechCon taking place October 8-10, 2019.

Information for game developers about what to do and how to prepare for the move to 64-bit computing on Android

An in-depth look on porting PuTTY to Windows on Arm. Traditionally, programs like this have only ever been run on x86 machines. Simon Tatham explains how he got his side project PuTTY running on a Windows…

Television systems are entering a new and revolutionary era. Higher resolution video, vastly expanded services, and new AI-powered functions will drive user demand and unit growth.

One marketing tag line often heard from Arm is “From Sensors to Supercomputers”, highlighting our company’s ubiquitous nature across so many of today’s technology sectors.

Arm Architecture v8.2 features were detailed in 2016. Just two years later, in 2018, flagship Android phones with ARMv8.2 features (Google Pixel3, Huawei Mate 20 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S9, etc) started shipping…

MWC has chosen the theme of Intelligent Connectivity this year. At face value, it is an obvious choice given the explosion of what I call the Fifth Wave of Computing i.e. the combined impact of IoT, AI…

The Energy Aware Scheduler (EAS) is now available as part of Linux 5.0. It enables energy-efficient scheduling decisions on big.LITTLE and DynamIQ Arm platforms by choosing the right type of CPU for each…

So much of our research indicated that finding what you need is one of the biggest pain points. We’ll be organizing our product information, resources, and content in a way that makes sense to most of…

Development Studio is the ideal solution for developing with complex multi-core and heterogeneous Arm based devices

Slash bug finding time by gathering and storing parallel trace data from multiple sources with the new DSTREAM-PT debug probe.

The Arm Neoverse N1 platform is the first compute platform from Arm capable of servicing the wider range of data center workloads with performance levels competitive with the legacy architectures used…

The Arm Neoverse E1 Platform is a highly efficient platform designed for next-generation throughput compute workloads.

Arm announces the Arm Neoverse N1 Platform for revolutionary compute performance and the Arm Neoverse E1 Platform for leading edge throughput efficiency.

Blog from Ian Pilkington, an VR and AR expert at Arm, details the innovative products he saw at CES 2019, and outlines why mass-consumer uptake of AR is just a few years away from being a reality.

Arm announces Armv8.1-M, the latest version of the Armv8-M architecture, including the new M-Profile Vector Extension (MVE). Arm Helium is the MVE for the Arm Cortex-M processor series.