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There seems to be a constant mood of scepticism* in the wearables industry. Ever since they first appeared, and in spite of massive advances, people just love to say they’re not going to happen. Whilst…

2016's DDoS attacks on webcams revealed how vulnerable IoT devices are to remote attacks. The embedded security community and device makers are aware of these shortcomings but with cost being a primary…

A give-away of leading-edge technology devices always offers an opportunity to settle a bar bet: What’s the hottest gadget of the year?

A new strategic partnership between ARM, Renault, and OSVehicle showcase new ways of thinking about mobility as technology meets transportation.

The Streamline Performance Analyser can already make use of the Linux perf sub-system but so far this has only been under the hood via the gator daemon (which can collect other data too).

The Smart Home market is now at an inflection point. This whitepaper addresses how artificial intelligence and machine learning are used in the Smart Home market focusing on sound recognition.

ARM models can be used to compare optimization switches and understand compiler choices for ARM Compiler 5 and ARM Compiler 6.

Arm TrustZone brings lightweight compartmentalisation to the M-profile with Armv8-M security extensions. Compartmentalisation is a technique that separates code from important data or permissions, improving…

It’s with great excitement that we’re announcing that Allinea is now a part of Arm.

Until I get a recent Mali User-Space drivers build from Rockchip or the Rockchip Mali User-space drivers DDK, here's how to compile an official (read Linus Torvalds git branch) 4.9 kernel, with the official…

Now that Bluetooth 5 has officially launched, it’s time to focus on the qualifications the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SiG) announced today. It’s critical that embedded and IoT developers are able…

Over the past few weeks I have been talking about the new features in PSoC Creator 4.0 and now, at last, it is time to spend some time on my favorite - support for flexible microcontrollers (FM0+ devices…

It’s been a year since OpenFog launched with ARM as a founding member alongside Cisco, Dell, Intel, Microsoft, and Princeton University.  I wanted to provide an update as to what we’ve done.We have added…

Bluetooth Low Energy Bluetooth low energy (LE) is the power- version of Bluetooth that was built for the Internet of Things (IoT). The power-efficiency of Bluetooth® with low energy functionality makes…

ARM Physical IP for TSMC 7nm process technology now available Gone are the days when FPGAs were used primarily for prototyping. Today, developers can drive quickly and cost-effectively into IoT, embedded…

Arm’s Cordio silicon and software IP for Bluetooth low energy supports the major new features of the Bluetooth 5 core specification, including 2Mbps PHY, Long Range, and Advertising Extensions.

Have you ever been in a situation where you successfully validated your algorithm and asked yourself: is there a hardware platform with DSP capabilities so I can get my embedded project to market quickly…

For a beginner new to Arm based microcontrollers, it can sometimes be a little difficult knowing where exactly to start but this post will help you.

How to measure the impact of branch prediction for Cortex-R7 and Cortex-R8.

[reprinted from PSoC Creator News and Information, author Pushek Madaan]In September, 2016, we released our ultra-low-cost CY8CKIT-145-40XX PSoC 4000S CapSense PrototypingKit that enables CapSense-based…

Ada Driver Library for ARM Cortex-M/R - Part 1 This is part 2/2 of a series presenting the advantages of Ada for embedded software and introducing the Ada_Drivers_Library project for ARM microcontrollers…