Research Collaboration and Enablement

The Arm Research Summit 2020 is tackling challenges and identifying opportunities in how technology can address ever-more complex global challenges facing our industry. With a broad focus across improving…

There is an urgent need to develop a sustainable battery technology that is cheap, environmentally friendly, easy to fabricate and to dispose of, especially to tackle the world-wide increase in illegally…

Operational semantics are a precise, mathematical description of how a storage system should behave, and parametric in the choice of the consistency model.

In our first blog of National Inclusion Week, we discuss embracing and valuing differences. In Arm Research, we understand that diversity is key to creating and delivering innovative technology for the…

The Arm Research Summit provides a forum for researchers from all disciplines to share their work and developments with a diverse audience of academics, researchers and industry experts. In last year's…

A new £100m institute, based in the centre of Bristol, is set to transform the way we create, utilise and evaluate new digital technologies to benefit our society now and in the future.

At the heart of computing at the edge, we find efficient low-power signal processors and ML accelerators. However, limits on compute and memory resources restrict the size and the complexity of the ML…

The Arm Research Summit is taking place in the US for the first time this year, in the ever-expanding technology hub of Austin, Texas. If you want to know more about the latest tech developments, find…

A research team at UCLouvain in Belgium has designed an ultra-low power Arm-based SoC that reduces the requirement for batteries.

Yungang Bao from the Chinese Academy of Sciences joined us at last year's Arm Research Summit to make his case for labeled computer architecture.

We’re excited to announce that this year’s Arm Research Summit will be taking place in Austin, Texas, from September 15-18 2019, and that the Call for Submissions is now open! Austin is known as the Live…

Researchers at Télécom Paris are working to identify security weaknesses, anticipate future attacks, and develop mitigations.

Representing our final blog of National Inclusion Week, we continue to dive deeper into the career paths of our colleagues in Arm Research.

A team at IIT Bombay is tackling the challenge of designing and implementing spiking neural networks to operate in small, low-power applications.

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.

Work to push the limits of semiconductor miniaturization is thriving in academia, using Arm Academic Access IP at Kyoto University.

Duke university are using systolic arrays to accelerate Deep Neural Networks so that they can run on edge devices.

Telecom Paris have developed an accelerator for deep neural networks to run on Edge devices, so that data no longer needs to be processed in the cloud.

Registration is now open for the virtual Arm Research Summit 2020. This year we are discussing global technology challenges. Join us for free, September 9-11.

Andreas Gerstlauer, a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering specializing in embedded systems at The University of Texas Austin, explains how his team has worked with Arm technology to clear…

A researcher at Duke University developed a means of comprehensively measuring power consumption, on-chip, accurately, and in real time.