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Foveated rendering allows us to use our knowledge of human perception to save significant amounts of computational power.

The drone copter is still a prisoner. While ARM engineer Matt Du Puy and his fellow climbers are rotating between camps on Kanchenjunga preparing to ascend the world’s third-highest peak, a key new addition…

April 25, 2017 will be remembered by developers as a liberation day, because it’s the day Linaro announced the HiKey 960 board from HiSilicon. This innovative board was designed to resolve one of the persistent…

Today we're launching the ARM Mali-C71 image signal processor (ISP) for automotive applications, the first product in our Mali Camera family.

It has long been common knowledge that particle strikes can flip bits in memory arrays and disrupt code execution. This is a common event in space, is somewhat common when travelling on aircraft and will…

In 2014, ARM and its partners came together and created the key to the success of ARM servers: the Server Base System Architecture (SBSA) and Server Base Boot Requirements (SBBR). These specifications…

With the appearance of consumer grade eye tracking devices, foveated rendering is getting increasingly popular. Let's understand what foveated rendering really is.

[re-printed from Cypress Developer Community by Jim Trudeau - to learn more about PSoC 6 join the Cypress PSoC 6 EAP Community]

As a developer, working on new hardware is pretty common. The product team…

[re-printed from PSoC Creator News and Information]

If you were following Cypress news for the few weeks, I’m sure you saw some interesting and exciting announcements…in between reading my…

He’s at it again. After climbing Mt. Everest, K2 and Annapurna, as one of the few humans to summit all three peaks, ARM engineer Matt du Puy (Matthew Du Puy (mattd) is once again unpacking his crampons…

As excitedly as we talk about it, you’d think the promise of fully autonomous vehicles is right around the bend, just another few miles and we’ll pull into our destination. In truth, we’re not there yet…

big.LITTLE technology is included as a part of DynamIQ. Let’s take a step back and see how this all ties in with the bigger picture.

Everything is changing and Arm Architecture is no exception. Armv8 has evolved initially to v8.1-A and now to v8.2-A, both now available in the Arm Architecture Reference Manual.

Last week we ran two packed webinars titled “How to implement a secure IoT system on Armv8-M”. During the webinar we looked at how to protect an IoT system from security attacks.

Three reasons to read ARM's latest whitepaper on Enterprise Virtualization! The whitepaper explains the technical details of IO device virtualization and virtual interrupt management from both hardware…

Last fall ARM Education posted this link for the Raspberry Pi-based Aircraft Tracker on our Facebook Page.  As the Americas Program Manager for the ARM University Program and a private pilot, I took particular…

Electronics packaging technology has moved on a bit since that classic line about ‘plastics’ was delivered in The Graduate movie, 50 years ago. Plastic packages are now capable of operating comfortably…

This week saw the day that myself and my fellow phone geeks have been waiting for, the launch of the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S8. The successor to the awesome Galaxy S7, which was named Best Smartphone…

The march of the IoT is going full steam ahead, and the next 1 trillion devices are expected to deliver up to 2.3 Zetabytes of data per month. These are mind-bobbling numbers.

So the fun part about working in Technical Marketing in the Wireless Business Unit at ARM is that part of my job is coming up with demos to highlight our Cordio Radio IP products.

Today, we announced the launch of the ninth and latest Education Kit from the Arm University Program: the Embedded Linux Education Kit.