Part 3. This blog introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

Part 2. This blog introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

This blog post introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

This blog describes how to add Arm Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) support to a SIMD library. It also introduces SVE features and programming tips.

A quick look at Neon intrinsics in Rust. This will explain the status of the intrinsics in the Rust compiler. We will also show how they differ from C.

With new open-source patches for the Realm Management Extension (RME) now available, this blog explores latest developments and techniques for confidential computing on Arm.

This blog introduces Arm optimization practices with two solid examples from Apache Arrow project.

This guest blog shows how 64-bit Neon technology can be used to improve performance in image processing applications.

2022 additions to Arm A-Profile architecture covering Virtual Memory System Architecture, SME2 and mitigating some ROP attacks with Guarded Control Stack.

Arm is adding support in both the CPU and Generic Interrupt Controller (GIC) architecture for NMIs. But what is an NMI? how does operating systems software use these features?

The Arm SystemReady compliance certification program has reached a significant milestone today with the Arm SystemReady LS certification of the Ampere Altra Arm-based Mt. Jade server.

The Arm SystemReady program has reached a significant milestone with over 50 certifications since its launch only two years ago.

This blog introduces the different Arm Total Compute solutions for wearable devices in the XR market, like VR headsets and AR smartglasses.

This blog explores the different CPU performance benchmarks for devices in the home market, including DTVs and set-top boxes (STBs).

This blog outlines the top 5 reasons why people should switch to a Windows on Arm laptop, from the physical design and efficient performance to the growing ecosystem and robust security protections.

The goal for Arm’s Morello program has been to develop an experimental hardware technology demonstrator, in around two and half years.

Arm's software contributions to Morello target various of open-source projects. This series of integrated software stacks target the Morello board and Morello Platform Model (FVP).

This blog introduces a variety of the DAPs from different Arm products. It can help you to understand the different DAPs, and to choose suitable DAP for your SoCs.

This blog introduces the different Total Compute solutions for Home devices, such as digital televisions (DTVs) and set-top boxes (STBs).

This blog outlines the different Arm Total Compute solutions that are possible for different devices in the laptop market, including Windows on Arm laptops and Arm-based Chromebooks.

Learn more about the benefits and advantages of version two of the Scalable Vector Extension (SVE2) for developers.