Blogs

A group of French researchers are collaborating on Arm IP to build defences against one particular type of attack, fault injection.

In this blog we explore the performance of an Nginx Reverse Proxy (RP) and API Gateway (APIGW) on the AWS Graviton3 compared to 6th generation AWS EC2 instances.

During the Game Developer Conference (GDC) in March 2023, we showcased our multi-agent demo called Candy Clash, which is a mobile game containing 100 intelligent agents.

We are delighted to announce the semi-finalists for the Inventors Challenge-2023 competition.

Debug the Arm Trust Firmware, U-Boot and Linux Kernel with Arm DS from the source code level.

We have released our first version of Arm Performance Libraries (ArmPL) fully compatible with M-series Apple silicon running macOS.

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We talk about a new product offering, Arm Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS) and the first product, Arm Neoverse CSS N2.

We detail the new features and capabilities available on the Arm Neoverse V2 Platform and show how it delivers leadership performance on cloud, HPC and AI/ML workloads.

Arm are proud to announce that we have now released our first version of Arm Performance Libraries (Arm PL) for Windows 11 devices. 

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We look at the collaboration between Google and Arm to deliver an ecosystem of cloud computing solutions, with leading performance and energy efficiency, to Google Cloud developers.

Part 3. This blog introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

Using the Unity ML-Agents Toolkit, we developed Candy Clash demo, the multi-agent system, where dozens of rabbit characters work as a team, aiming to crack their opponent's egg.

Part 2. This blog introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

This blog post introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

The Arm Open-source Software team is delighted to mark the release of Chromium M115, with experimental support for Arm’s Memory Tagging Extension (MTE).

What happened last week on Arm?

Congratulations to the winners of our quiz! See the winners here.

Learn more about the details for the workshop closing ceremony.

Learn more about the inauguration agenda and guest profiles here.