Mobile, Graphics, and Gaming blog

Blog explores the trends and challenges Arm is hearing from our ecosystem partners and how we're responding through tools, metrics and optimisations on top of our silicon IP

We have recently released Arm Mobile Studio 2020.2, the latest version of our performance analysis tool suite for Android applications. This release includes a number of new features, as well as some…

In this guest blog by Raphael Mun, read about how you can catch performance issues early with Arm Mobile Studio.

In this blog, we look at two examples of how to use the Vulkan API to maximize the graphics performance in your game. Including render pass adjustments and CPU and GPU synchronization.

This blog explains the benefits and features of the new next-gen mobile renderer, which was built in partnership between Arm and Tencent Games.

This blog explains how developers can make their games run faster with updateable Mali GPU drivers and Android GPU Inspector

Arm Mobile Studio 2020.1 launches with Professional Edition, enabling deployment of our Android game profiling tools into continuous integration systems.

Learn more about making bandwidth and throughput optimizations for mobile gaming through Arm's Vulkan samples.

In this blog, read about the release of the updated Arm Mali Best Practices for developers.

This blog goes through the key features and benefits of the Arm Mali-G78 GPU.

Learn how Arm is helping to make console-like gaming on mobile a reality through our IP, tools and work with partners like the game and technology development company Crytek

In this blog we explain the best way to manage command buffers and multi threaded recording when using Vulkan according to our best practices mobile.

In this second part of our FAQ blog we discuss the most common questions that get asked by developers when dealing with the Vulkan best practices repository that is hosted by Khronos.

Mobile gaming is advancing rapidly in terms of sophistication, making manual performance analysis a bottleneck. Arm Performance Advisor is a tool aiming to automate performance analysis.

In this blog series we will answer and explain some of the most commonly asked questions on the Vulkan best practice repository.

This blog explains how various use cases will develop through the new era of augmented reality - now, in the near future and in the far future.

Learn about RGBM texture compression with ASTC.

Read about how to improve data performance with streamline.

This article covers situations in which a Vulkan application might trigger an out of memory (OOM) condition on Mali GPUs, resulting in a DEVICE_LOST error, even if the API usage is correct.

Read about the options to improve both descriptor and buffer management when developing on Mobile with the Vulkan API.

The new Mali Offline Compiler 7.0 release includes support for the latest compiler back-end for the Mali Bifrost family of GPUs.