Blogs

The first SystemReady IR product, the NXP i.MX 8M Mini EVK has been certified, leading the charge towards a consistent and best-in-class cloud native experience at the IoT edge.

In this blog, read the details for Scalable Matrix Extension (SME). This is a new extension from the latest Arm Vision day announcement for Armv9-A.

In this blog, we compared the throughput and SLA score of our enterprise Java application with and without tuned configurations on AWS Graviton2 m6g instances.

Read about how VMware has helped make staying connected a more manageable task for countless organizations.

In this post, read about NixOS and how they manage Edge and IoT projects.

In this post, read about how VMware has helped with connectivity in organizations from many industries.

In this post, Ed explains what Kinvolk are implementing in open-source technologies.

In this post, read about Anbox Cloud the scalable 'Android in the Cloud'.

Read through how Ampere tests to improve performance and the vision to disrupt the cloud-native ecosystem.

In this blog post, read about how Rancher are using Kubernetes and the partnership with Arm.

In this post, read about how software runs best when it it is optimized.

Read about what the industry ecosystem superpowers are in specialization.

In this post, read about the Rosetta@Home project and some of the science that goes into infrastructure.

A practical example of using the DOT instructions from Armv8.4-A to optimize video workloads and common DSP algorithms.

Dialog and Arm collaborate to develop the world’s lowest power Wi-Fi SoC leveraging Dialog’s VirtualZero technology.

Works on Arm is a strategic initiative to enable the broader software ecosystem for Arm64 and today we are announcing exciting updates and expansion to the program.

Moving from SSE to Arm Neon is a transition many developers are looking to make, with many already making the jump to Neon. In this blog we look at an easier way to achieve this process, and the steps…

TinyML seeks to deploy ML algorithms on ultra low power systems, to enable us to intelligently select which data to transmit, improving energy efficiency.

For 5G to succeed, we need to get the underlying technology right. The highly dynamic market makes stringent demands on compute power efficiency, scalability and software ease of use. Arm and NVIDIA are…

Arm has released “Tarmac Trace Utilities”, an open-source set of tools for browsing and analyzing trace files in Arm's “Tarmac” format.

DSTREAM-XT is Arm’s most capable debug adapter. With debug and trace over PCIe, providing a total trace bandwidth of up to 64Gbps, and is supported by Arm Development Studio 2021.1 and later.