Blogs

This year, ARM was invited to lead a session track at Bosch Connected World in Berlin. Bosch is not only a household name for their consumer lines, but perhaps even more importantly one of the most in…

One of the things that has struck me walking around the halls of Nuremberg Messe this week is that the classic definition of embedded computing needs to be updated as the market has evolved significantly…

Today’s vehicles currently consume around 10 percent of the world’s semiconductors and over the next 10 years we expect compute performance in vehicles will increase by 100x, driven by the trend toward…

As embedded devices become more prevalent and assume more responsibility in our daily lives, there is a need for functional safety to make sure that we are not put in danger by any faults that may occur…

(This is a wrap up of my thoughts from day 1 of Embedded World 2017. For highlights from day 2, check out EW17 day 2 blog: All about automotive) Guten tag from Nuremberg! The Embedded World conference…

Continuous integration has (finally) arrived in mainstream embedded to do away with the integration hell, mitigating the risk of project schedule delays.

Ultra-low power applications require careful software validation to achieve long battery lifetimes and sensitive hardware needs electrical isolated test connections to prevent from interference voltages…

I'm getting excited for the annual Synopsys User's Group Meeting - SNUG Silicon Valley, which promises to be an excellent and well attended event as usual.

It's a great place to learn the latest…

The trickle-down effect from increased government regulations and from car consumers’ embrace of automotive electronics is far-reaching. These consequences challenge engineering teams more and more. Think…

Today ARM announced a lower cost, very high performance debug and trace unit to complement the existing ARM DSTREAM and Keil ULINK product families.

Here's a list of unofficial patches required to compile the r16p0 version of the Mali Midgard GPU Kernel device drivers, after including them in 4.11.0-rcX kernels. https://github.com/Miouyouyou/MyyQi…

ARM DS-5 Development Studio is a suite of tools for editing, compiling, analyzing, and debugging embedded C/C++ software for the ARM architecture. The DS-5 Debugger can be used with virtual prototypes…

ARM aficionados know this place well, as this is where the annual ARM TechCon take place, so it is quite a fitting venue for Bluetooth World 2017, as I look forward meeting with many members of the ARM…

Arm announces safety package for its latest-generation C/C++ compilation toolchain Arm Compiler 6. The package consists of the safety-certified Arm Compiler toolchain, compiler qualification kit and long…

Solving problems in an SoC is a non-trivial matter - hardware and software bugs can be time consuming to identify and fix. In a market where time to market is vital, any delay can mean the difference between…

The future of debug has arrived! Arm is introducing Arm CoreSight SoC-600, our next-generation debug and trace solution. This new technology offers debug and trace over functional interfaces such as USB…

It’s Friday and GDC17 is officially almost over for another year. After information overload from a host of brilliant talks and speakers it was back to the ARM booth to check out our demos, catch…

Another beautiful day in San Francisco and it’s back to Moscone West for more awesome expertise from across the game dev industry. Yesterday afternoon we joined Epic and Oculus to hear how the collaboration…

Arm's Diya Soubra and Pete Rielly discuss the variety of hardware and software issues that a developer needs to be aware of before starting to develop Arm TrustZone technology. Get the slides and Q&A here…

It’s finally here, GDC17 is underway!

After a minor mishap with some ligaments, my expo-walking, booth-reviewing GDC plans have had to be slightly readjusted, but if nothing else, immobility means…

You may not be able to teach a robot how to love yet, but you can teach it how to play retro arcade games. It wasn’t so long ago that robots were the preserve of Sci-Fi films and now we are approaching…