Internet of Things (IoT) blog

The march of the IoT is going full steam ahead, and the next 1 trillion devices are expected to deliver up to 2.3 Zetabytes of data per month. These are mind-bobbling numbers.

So the fun part about working in Technical Marketing in the Wireless Business Unit at ARM is that part of my job is coming up with demos to highlight our Cordio Radio IP products.

This year, ARM was invited to lead a session track at Bosch Connected World in Berlin. Bosch is not only a household name for their consumer lines, but perhaps even more importantly one of the most in…

ARM aficionados know this place well, as this is where the annual ARM TechCon take place, so it is quite a fitting venue for Bluetooth World 2017, as I look forward meeting with many members of the ARM…

Solving problems in an SoC is a non-trivial matter - hardware and software bugs can be time consuming to identify and fix. In a market where time to market is vital, any delay can mean the difference between…

You may not be able to teach a robot how to love yet, but you can teach it how to play retro arcade games. It wasn’t so long ago that robots were the preserve of Sci-Fi films and now we are approaching…

If partnership can create and deploy 100 billion chips, why not a trillion or more? That is our target, seeing a trillion connected devices deployed over the next two decades.

Simon Segars, Arm CEO, comments on the Economist Intelligence Unit IoT Business Index 2017

Arm's Paul Williamson talks about the acquisition of Mistbase and NextG-Com to bring industry-leading NB-IoT compliant technology to Arm-based chips.

2016's DDoS attacks on webcams revealed how vulnerable IoT devices are to remote attacks. The embedded security community and device makers are aware of these shortcomings but with cost being a primary…

Now that Bluetooth 5 has officially launched, it’s time to focus on the qualifications the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SiG) announced today. It’s critical that embedded and IoT developers are able…

Arm’s Cordio silicon and software IP for Bluetooth low energy supports the major new features of the Bluetooth 5 core specification, including 2Mbps PHY, Long Range, and Advertising Extensions.

The new way to implement securityIf you were lucky enough to attend ARM TechCon in Santa Clara last month, you may have spotted a big red flashing light on the ARM® booth. It was a convenient way to show…

It's hard to believe that ARM TechCon finished just two weeks ago, it was a busy week for the ARM team! I wanted to take a few minutes to share some of my highlights with you.IoT product announcement…

The cat is out of the bag. At TechCon, ARM launched its latest Cordio radio IP architecture that provides support for both Bluetooth® 5 and 802.15.4 (ARM Cordio radio IP: Flexible Bluetooth 5 and 802…

"It's a much-hyped space", said Bob O’Donnell, founder, president and chief analyst at TECHnalysis, as he took to the stage to share his research and insights into how enterprise IoT…

For more information about SSE-200 and SIE-200 please attend ARM's upcoming webinar! Sign up for ARM's upcoming webinarSecurity is complex and designers need building blocks they can trust to achieve…

Bluetooth 5, 802.15.4’s ZigBee or Thread, ARM RF or 3rd party, new foundries and nodes: The choice is yours with ARM Cordio radio IP Having the options to include both Bluetooth low energy and 802…

In the next few years we will see billions of new devices connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) market. In addition to having a microprocessor and sensor solution each semiconductor IC device will…

Quality Assurance in Manufacturing Pharmaceutical companies spend billions of dollars developing, marketing and distributing drugs to the public. It is a complex, intricate process. Yet for decades, their…

The latest Bluetooth® low energy (Bluetooth 5) standard introduced an increased data rate of 2Mbps as demonstrated with the ARM® Cordio® IP in Prithi Ramakrishnan’s  blog ‘…