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What happened last week on Arm?

In this blog, we compare the runtime performance and cost of using the Defacto SoC Compiler on Arm and x86-based Amazon EC2 instances.

Tue 25th - Wed 26th June 2024 A workshop to bring together developers/users of the HOL4 interactive theorem prover.

In this blog we outline some of the biggest changes available in version 24.04 of the Arm Compiler for Linux.

Here are all of the evaluation team profiles to read through.

All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Education, India, Arm Education and STMicroelectronics are organizing “Session on Sustainable Development Goals” as part of the 3rd edition…

In-depth analysis of what the PMU of L2D_CACHE_WR counts on the Neoverse N2 server.

This post summarizes LLVM 18 code generation and tools improvements contributed by Arm.

This post summarizes LLVM 18 improvements contributed by Arm: new Arm architecture and CPU support, performance improvements.

Work to push the limits of semiconductor miniaturization is thriving in academia, using Arm Academic Access IP at Kyoto University.

Telecom Paris have developed an accelerator for deep neural networks to run on Edge devices, so that data no longer needs to be processed in the cloud.

Duke university are using systolic arrays to accelerate Deep Neural Networks so that they can run on edge devices.

What happened last week on Arm?

Dataplane stack is an open source reference solution for building networking application and user cases with optimal configuration on Arm Neoverse platform.

What happened last week on Arm?

Arm announces MDK v6, a new tools suite that contains many new features, such as a Visual Studio Code based IDE.

This blog illustrates how to enable BOLT on arm platform and the performance uplift after enabling it.

In this post, Diego gives a detailed overview of the status of Python and its ecosystem on Arm platforms.

What happened last week on Arm?

Read about our vision for future feature enhancements in Frame Advisor.

The new Automotive Enhanced (AE) IP are underpinned by a broad range of functional safety features and capabilities for the software-defined vehicle.