Blogs

This blog explains how Total Compute will offer security protections, not only on consumer devices but across the entire ecosystem.

In this blog, read about how Arm and Cadence are using virtual prototyping in pre-silicon development solutions.

At the heart of computing at the edge, we find efficient low-power signal processors and ML accelerators. However, limits on compute and memory resources restrict the size and the complexity of the ML…

We hear lots of predictions about how autonomous devices will change our lives. Find out in this blog how Endpoint AI will unlock the next generation of IoT applications.

In this blog, read about the Managed Medical Device Cloud (MMDC) and the L2S2 system in accelerating remote patient care.

In this blog, written by Vikrant Tomar, Sam Myer and Kirsten Joe of Fluent.ai, read about multilingual speech recognition for Arm Cortex MCUs.

Read this blog and meet the keynote speakers of the virtual Arm Research Summit.

In this blog, read about how Arm is demonstrating good performance on Ceph storage.

In this blog, read about CPU intensive workloads and the launch of Arm Compiler for Linux Version 20.2.

Presenting his SkyTalk at DAC 2020, Greg Yeric discusses his predictions for design and manufacturing in 2030.

In this blog, we look at two examples of how to use the Vulkan API to maximize the graphics performance in your game. Including render pass adjustments and CPU and GPU synchronization.

This blog explains the benefits and features of the new next-gen mobile renderer, which was built in partnership between Arm and Tencent Games.

In this blog, read about Platform Security Architecture (PSA) and the Security Architecture Toolbox used to protect Machine Learning (ML) models on the edge.

In this blog, read about what COVID-Net is doing in embedded healthcare.

In this blog, read about the adoption of PARSEC for a Secure edge, Docker and Arm collaborated with Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and launched a community sandbox.

Neural networks are becoming widely used in computer interaction, but in real-world scenarios we see errors. We’ve recently completed research into edge distillation to solve this problem.

This blog explains how developers can compile twice as fast through Native Clang for Windows-on-Arm.

The story behind our flexible processors paper started with how to make billions of everyday things smart.

Registration is now open for the virtual Arm Research Summit 2020. This year we are discussing global technology challenges. Join us for free, September 9-11.

Mango is an open source Python library for hyperparameter optimization, built for AutoML systems. Developed by Arm Research, Mango presents many useful features.

Read this blog from Alexander Eroma, head of Intelligence at Octonion about collaborative learning with Arm MCUs.