Blogs

This is the second part of a series of blogs about hardware coherency. This part talks about the implementation of hardware cache coherency and use cases.

It was not that long ago that embedded development meant working on an x86 PC with loads of memory and power hungry CPUs then running a cross-compiler to get code compiled for the target embedded architecture…

       Photo modified by Greg Yeric from original by Eric Fischer. I was recently invited to add some thoughts on technology scaling over at Ed Sperling's excellent semien…

Last week I had the great opportunity to deliver a talk at the Electronic Imaging Conference in San Francisco. The conference track was introduced by Michael Frank of LG Electronics, who gave a very interesting…

Chinese Version中文版We live in a mobile world – A world where people connect from wherever they are and whenever they want to everything that matters in their lives. ARM has been part of this mobile world…

Chinese Version中文版Today ARM launched the ARM® Mali™-DP500 Display Processor, the first high specification Display Processor that ARM has developed. Alongside the Display Processor itself, ARM…

Today the ARM® Mali™-DP500 Display Processor was launched alongside the ARM Cortex®-A17.We are all aware that the resolution of screens is increasing: from Full HD smartphones and Quad…

The subject of digital filtering is vast but the basics can be understood fairly easily. In this post we cover this subject to help your understanding of the topic.

We will explore the fundamental macro-scale architectural structures and behaviors developers have to worry about, how this translates into possible problems which can be triggered by content.

While there has been tremendous progress in developing wireless technologies to meet the growing demands for high-bandwidth applications, video decoder applications have traditionally consumed a substantial…

Ordinarily the blog posts I write relate directly to whatever I have been working on recently. This one was inspired, or rather, specifically requested from my friend and colleague in Developer Relations…

Streamline, the profiling tool in DS-5, is a powerful tool for analysing system behaviour with proven results at both macro (system level interactions) and micro (CPU code hotspots) levels.Mental modelsStreamline…

Gain a deeper understanding of the ARM® Compiler and the optimization techniques it uses. By understanding how to control these optimizations, your code can benefit from speed increases, size savings…

I've just come back from spending two extremely informative days at Mobile Games Forum in London. An event that focuses on the business side of game development, it provides developers with the information…

Now that CES is done for another year, it is worth remembering that the diversity of solutions on display and the proliferation of new device experiences at ever lower costs is due to semiconductor vendors…

MDK uses the concept of Software packs for providing support for microcontroller devices and development boards. Software Packs can also contain software components such as drivers and middleware, including…

If you are a microcontroller designer working on Cortex-M processor based systems looking for an FPGA board for prototyping, I have a great news for you: ARM has released a new FPGA board, the Cortex-M…

Hi I'm very excited to announce of the release of a new product we have been working on for the last few months called the Cortex-M Prototyping System, as part of the Versatile Express family of products…

ARM shone at CES this year and there have already been some fantastic pieces of coverage on our community about it - check out Latest ARM powered tech at CES 2014 with Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 and…

Over the last five years, one of the concerning things about virtual prototyping has been the separation between speed and accuracy. The lack of any meaningful connections between models built for speed…

It has been a little more than a year ago since I got my Surface RT tablet from the Microsoft BUILD event and I have committed myself to use it as my only computing companion device (other than my smartphone…