Architectures and Processors blog

We are launching Project Trillium to kickstart a new wave of invention in the world of artificial intelligence (AI), of which machine learning is a key part.

The Arm ML processor is a brand new design for the mobile and adjacent markets - such as smart cameras, AR/VR, drones, medical, consumer electronics

Securing embedded systems has become a critical task for developers. It is nearly impossible to turn on the news and not hear about yet another major security breach.

Synopsys is proud to have collaborated with Arm on the development of this new AMBA 5 AXI5 and ACE5 specification and also deliver the first source code test suite and Verification IP (VIP) for these new…

What would you do with a Cortex-M4, a neural network, some Lego and cable ties? Sebastian Förster built a small, four-legged robot and taught it to walk.

Develop your Convolutional Neural Networks using just the Compute Library and a Raspberry Pi with this step-by-step guide.

Arm is happy to announce the release of the next generation of AMBA 5 ACE5 and AXI5 protocols.

Nordic announces the nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) - the very first chip to implement the Arm Cortex-M33 processor (with TrustZone) and Arm CryptoCell-310.

We have invested in our online training platform, further developed online content and invested in a ‘Classroom training in the digital age’ training programme. Find out more in this blog

Artificial Intelligence is still in the early stages of adoption, but it is clear that Machine Learning will move to the edge of the network to enable new use cases and drive innovation.

CMSIS-NN is a library of neural network kernels that maximizes the performance & efficiency of DNNs on Cortex-M-based platforms for smart IoT edge devices.

It is possible to optimize neural network architectures to fit within the memory and compute constraints of microcontrollers without sacrificing accuracy.

Samsung have recently announced their latest premium System on Chip (SOC), the Exynos 9810, expected to power this year’s flagship smartphones.

The engineering wizardry that spawned the smart phone revolution—putting astonishing compute power, long battery life and wireless connectivity in the palms of our hands—is now transforming the PC market…

The Qualcomm Centriq 2400, the newest cloud server CPU built on Arm, enables exciting new computing models for the next trillion connected devices.

Arm’s use of Formal verification sign-off on Cortex-A designs proved successful but lessons were still learned on how to strengthen its Formal strategy.

The Arm Architecture is continually evolving, and this blog gives a high-level overview of some of the changes made in Armv8.4-A.

For automotive where safety is paramount and large financial liabilities exist, robust security is imperative. Arm is playing its part by driving technologies which lower the cost of implementing effective…

Over the next few years, we will see a wealth of innovative server-class high performance offerings from across the Arm Partnership.

The deployment of connected devices as part of the evolution of the Internet of Things has led to an increase in the number of IoT-based cyber attacks, highlighting the need for better security measures…

Advances in autonomous driving technologies are the ongoing catalyst for an industrywide revolution which automakers have not experienced since the advent of mass-produced cars. This electronic revolution…