High Performance Computing (HPC) blog

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’s journey into the HPC market reached several significant milestones this week at SC18. This blog highlights some of the key news and sightings from SC18 in Dallas, TX.

My last blog on Running HPC Applications on Arm talked about the work that has been going on about getting a range of HPC applications running on Arm systems. This blog looks at optimizations you can make…

Parallelizing the HPCG benchmark, using optimizations techniques such as block multi-coloring, multi-level TDG and linear system reordering.

Over the last few months, the Infrastructure team in Arm has been very busy, bolstered by a very warm and enjoyable summer! Some of the key news include the announcement of Arm Neoverse, exciting improvements…

Arm Allinea Studio 19.0 is now available, with an updated Arm Performance Libraries (ArmPL) and improved compilers. In this blog, I have captured the highlights of the release. ArmPL has improvements to…

At the recent Arm Techcon event, Drew Henry unveiled Arm's new brand for infrastructure called "Neoverse". The move by Arm represents a strong commitment to a new line of products aimed at the Infrastructure…

How to build your SVE applications and instrument them on existing Armv8-A hardware using the Arm Instruction Emulator and DynamoRIO.

A few people have asked about my new role at Arm and the attractiveness of Arm to the HPC community. I am quick to answer that I view Arm as disruptive to HPC and am happy to have a role here.

We provide an overview of the information and collaboration hubs available to the Arm High Performance Computing Community driven and/or curated by Arm.

Arm Allinea Studio 18.4 is now available, with an updated Arm Performance Libraries and improved compilers. In this blog I have captured the highlights of the release.

Continuous integration (CI) is used to improve software integration and quality. In this article we are going to show how Arm Forge provides more insight and increases efficiency when combined to CI systems…

Arm Allinea Studio 18.3 is now available with updated Arm Performance Libraries and improved compilers.

Use Arm DDT to debug while you sleep using offline debugging. It provides DDT debugging capabilities without user interaction or using the GUI.

HPE, in conjunction with Arm and SUSE, announced the “Catalyst UK” program with calls for establishing supercomputer deployments at three leading UK universities (Bristol, Leicester, and Edinburgh)

We are happy to announce the availability of Arm Allinea Studio 18.2 version with key new enhancements in Compiler and Libraries.

If you are developing HPC applications, there is a good chance that you have been in contact with Python these days.

If you are following the server or HPC space closely, then you probably have seen the volume of Arm server news go well beyond 11 in the past week