London South Bank University’s Electrical and Electronic Engineering department have been using Arm IP and teaching resources as core elements in their courses and student projects.

Innovation in accelerators, wearables and drone navigation.

Enabling the next generation of smart devices.

We have implemented our own LLVM-based ahead-of-time Wasm compiler, named aWsm, offering configurable sandboxing, optimized for performance.

To realize the scale of device deployments as envisioned by the Internet of Things (IoT), we inevitably face the issue of how these numerous “Things” are to be powered.

In the past few years there has been mushroom style growth in IoT networks. The security aspect of intrusion detection and preventions is generally an afterthought.

Part three of the SMARTER blog, smarter-device-manager enables containers deployed using Kubernetes to access devices available on the node. A capability essential for IoT applications running at the edge, the main functions of IoT edge devices is to measure and interact with the external environment.

The decreasing cost and power consumption of intelligent, interconnected, and interactive devices at the edge of the internet are creating opportunities to instrument our cities, factories, farms and environment to improve efficiency, safety and productivity. As part of the SMARTER blog series, Container Network Interface is discussed, used to manage the allocation and deallocation of network resources to containers…

STEM for Britain is an annual poster competition for early-career researchers in science, technology, engineering and maths. This year, Ben Fletcher was selected to present his research in the finals to Members of the Houses of Parliament. Ben highlights his experience at the exhibition, offering details about his IEEE ComSoc award winning poster.

Following many years of collaboration on a range of research projects, Arm Research and the University of Bristol have established an Arm Centre of Excellence. Six months in, the Centre of Excellence is already working to influence and enhance the research ecosystem, working with social scientists and tech giants, corporations, local government and community partners.

IoT sensor nodes place severe energy constraints on computing platforms. Duty-cycling helps to reduce the power of the sensor node to save energy, but requires an ultra-low-power timer for reliable timed shutdown and wake up. RC Oscillator (RCO) is one that can be easily integrated into systems, making it the preferred choice.

The previous instalment of this blog discussed the benefits that contactless - or wireless - 3D integration can offer in an Internet of Things (IoT) context. But how are they designed? This blog dives into the technical details of how such wireless inter-tier links can be realised.

The growth of the Internet of Things has brought about a range of new challenges for IC designers, now IoT devices are required to perform a range of different functions, within strict power and volume constraints. To manage this, integration now often happens within the chip, but with each component requiring its own silicon process technology, combining them is not a straightforward task.

Arm Research is collaborating with NIST in the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) on Mitigating IoT-Based DDoS to develop practical, interoperable cybersecurity approaches that address the real-world needs of complex Information Technology (IT) systems.

LightweightM2M is a device management protocol designed for sensor networks and the demands of a machine-to-machine (M2M) environment. The OMA SpecWorks LwM2M v1.1 specification was released earlier this year, and this webinar covers important new features which will help realize the potential of IoT.

The Internet Engineering Task Force met in London from March 17th – 23rd for the first face-to-face meeting of the IETF Software Updates group for Internet of Things (SUIT). The SUIT working group is chartered to develop firmware update solutions that can be implemented into Internet of Things devices, especially microcontrollers with limited RAM and flash memory.

Rob Aitken is an Arm Research Fellow. Here, he shares his thoughts and key takeaways from the Future Chips Forum, held last December in Beijing.

The current specification for LwM2M is not a good fit when the server itself is a constrained IoT device and when user authentication together with fine grained dynamic access control is demanded. Complementing the work on LwM2M, the IETF ACE working group tackles use cases...