Tools, Software and IDEs blog

In this post, read about the Rosetta@Home project and some of the science that goes into infrastructure.

Read about what the industry ecosystem superpowers are in specialization.

In this post, read about how software runs best when it it is optimized.

A practical example of using the DOT instructions from Armv8.4-A to optimize video workloads and common DSP algorithms.

Works on Arm is a strategic initiative to enable the broader software ecosystem for Arm64 and today we are announcing exciting updates and expansion to the program.

For 5G to succeed, we need to get the underlying technology right. The highly dynamic market makes stringent demands on compute power efficiency, scalability and software ease of use. Arm and NVIDIA are…

Arm has released “Tarmac Trace Utilities”, an open-source set of tools for browsing and analyzing trace files in Arm's “Tarmac” format.

Arm has released the latest 2021.1 update to Arm Development Studio. This release adds support for DSTREAM-XT and other debug adapters.

DSTREAM-XT is Arm’s most capable debug adapter. With debug and trace over PCIe, providing a total trace bandwidth of up to 64Gbps, and is supported by Arm Development Studio 2021.1 and later.

In this blog post, read about Arm in the datacenter and the technology that surrounds this.

In this blog post, read about the importance of CI/CD in build systems.

In this blog post, read about how the modern software ecosystem is transformed by the cloud.

In this blog post, read about how Drone.io became the CI/CD tool for developers from the founder Brad Rydzewski.

In the April release of Yocto Project, also known as the HardKnott release, Yocto project picks up Parsec that provides a common security API that works with any Root of Trust.

Docker images for TensorFlow and PyTorch running on Ubuntu for the Arm architecture are now available. This article explains where to get the container images, how to run them, and the instructions to…

Arm is now releasing PyTorch and TensorFlow container images monthly. In this blog, let us look at what is available in our 21.04 release and what is coming in the future.

The GCC compiler can use the Scalable Vector Extension SVE in a number of ways, from auto-vectorization to C and C++ intrinsics. We explain how to make the most of SVE in your GCC-compiled application

This blog introduces "interleave-batch" functions in Arm Performance Libraries, targeted at solving large batches of small problems in linear algebra.

Travis CI and Arm look forward to continuing to engage with the open source community and supporting its needs by offering best-in-class tools and infrastructure.

In this blog, read about the vectorization, intrinsics and general codegen improvements in GCC 11.

This blog explains how we have addressed the vulnerabilities that have been found by Microsoft's Section 52 in Keil RTX5. Users should apply the patch available on GitHub.