Architectures and Processors blog

Soshun Arai, Arm and Mark Sykes, Recognition Technologies discuss the next generation of embedded voice for the automotive cockpit. Recognition Technologies is a partner of Arm and their RecoMadeEasy®…

The modern automotive cockpit is sophisticated and loaded with smart technologies; however, it has little value if the driver finds it difficult to use. Existing smart in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) interfaces…

In 2014, ARM and its partners came together and created the key to the success of ARM servers: the Server Base System Architecture (SBSA) and Server Base Boot Requirements (SBBR). These specifications…

As excitedly as we talk about it, you’d think the promise of fully autonomous vehicles is right around the bend, just another few miles and we’ll pull into our destination. In truth, we’re not there yet…

big.LITTLE technology is included as a part of DynamIQ. Let’s take a step back and see how this all ties in with the bigger picture.

Everything is changing and Arm Architecture is no exception. Armv8 has evolved initially to v8.1-A and now to v8.2-A, both now available in the Arm Architecture Reference Manual.

If you're around the Boston area May 3-4, check out ESC Boston. From ARM, Bob Boys and Chris Shore will be speaking on subjects from processors roadmaps, through secure software development, to developing…

Compute solutions are becoming integrated into almost every aspect of our lives from self-driving cars to biometric data collection on our devices, helping us measure our fitness and live healthier lives…

Arm DynamIQ technology is a monumental shift in multi-core microarchitecture for the industry and the foundation for future Arm Cortex-A processors.

Read an update from the Embedded World conference in software development

Today’s vehicles currently consume around 10 percent of the world’s semiconductors and over the next 10 years we expect compute performance in vehicles will increase by 100x, driven by the trend toward…

I'm getting excited for the annual Synopsys User's Group Meeting - SNUG Silicon Valley, which promises to be an excellent and well attended event as usual.

It's a great place to learn the latest…

The trickle-down effect from increased government regulations and from car consumers’ embrace of automotive electronics is far-reaching. These consequences challenge engineering teams more and more. Think…

Arm's Diya Soubra and Pete Rielly discuss the variety of hardware and software issues that a developer needs to be aware of before starting to develop Arm TrustZone technology. Get the slides and Q&A here…

ARM CEO Simon Segars recently posted his thoughts on the cumulative deployment of 100 billion ARM-based chips. The infographic below goes inside the numbers on this latest milestone by the ARM ecosyst…

Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a SoC based on a Arm Cortex-M processor? In this blog I explain what IP components are required and other things you might need.

Over the years Arm have published many documents, papers, blogs about Cortex-M processors. Many of them are really useful, but finding them could be harder than catching Pokémon! :-) 

There are currently a lot of different classic motor fuels used in different car markets worldwide. This is either simply influenced by the driver’s impression of certain fuels quality or demanded by legislation…

Get the most out of ARM technology with our experts! The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing at an outstanding rate, with connected embedded intelligence becoming an integral part of people’s lives at…

Find out what others are saying about embedded security with TrustZone for ARMv8-M, Cortex-M33 and Cortex-M33. Hear the market view from media, publications and analysts.

All the information and resources you need to develop embedded security with TrustZone for Armv8-M.