Blogs

Enhanced Arm64 write barriers streamline GC scanning and improve .NET runtime behaviour, delivering faster performance for modern, memory-intensive applications.

Halide transforms image processing with clean algorithms and powerful schedules that unlock fast, portable, and production-ready performance.

A detailed look at how CPU-based embedding, unified memory, and local retrieval workflows come together to enable responsive, private RAG pipelines on desktop AI platforms—powered by Arm and DGX Spark…

Conversation with Andrea Mohamed, MBA, COO & Co-Founder of QuantumBloom explore how the semiconductor industry can align Gen Z's purpose, flexibility and inclusion values

Introducing AI Chat, a new way to explore and evaluate various Large Language Models (LLMs) locally on your Android and ChromeOS devices.

Understand when Vulkan subpasses improve efficiency, when they do not, and how modern Arm GPUs close the gap.

Arm and NXP redefine vehicle compute with the S32K5 family, combining performance, scalability, and safety for next-generation automotive.

Part 4 of the series describes the new SME2 multi-vector and Lookup table features and instructions

The Arm Virtual FAE, our first AI-powered assistant, is now available in IP Explorer — ready to help you evaluate and compare Arm IP, anytime you need it.

Experience how fine-tuned LLMs and Arm KleidiAI power lifelike, mood-driven NPCs in Unreal Engine, bringing real-time emotion to mobile

Heading to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America? Join Arm and Google Cloud engineers for a hands-on Kubernetes and AI workshop on Google Arm-based Axion CPUs

Discover how SME2 brings flexible, high-performance AI denoising to mobile photography for sharper, cleaner low-light images.

If your goal is migrating codebases or containers from x86 to Arm-based servers, the Arm MCP Server is the right choice. Learn how developers use it to make migration faster and easier.

We have redesigned the Arm Community blog for clarity and comfort—simpler layouts, responsive design, and instant sharing.

Discover how Arm’s Model Training Gym helps you train, fine-tune, and export neural graphics models for real-time rendering with PyTorch and ExecuTorch.

The Arm Neural Graphics SDK enables AI-powered upscaling and real-time rendering for modern game engines.

LLVM 21.1.0 was released on August 26, 2025 with contributions from Arm engineers to improve performance. This post provides the key highlights.

This blog post introduces two future technologies, Permission Overlay Extension version 2 (POE2) and Virtual Tagging Extension (vMTE).

Today marks an exciting milestone with the official general availability (GA) release of ExecuTorch 1.0, a lightweight, production-ready runtime from the PyTorch ecosystem.

With the announcement of Arm neural technology, Arm is enabling neural networks and a new class of neural graphics capabilities.

AI meets the edge: ExecuTorch 1.0 brings PyTorch performance and portability to Arm’s tiniest, most efficient devices.