Blogs

Computing Frontiers seeks to explore novel and innovative approaches for design of various types of computing systems: embedded, mobile, high-performance, and more, in order to address increasing complexity…

We introduce our latest premium CPU, Arm Cortex-A76. Cortex-A76 features a new microarchitecture for extreme performance and power efficiency.

Mali-G76 is Arm’s latest premium GPU, built on the Bifrost architecture and boasting our highest ever GPU performance.

At Bluetooth World Asia 2018 Arm is introducing its third generation of Bluetooth radio IP, Bluetooth Mesh software and joint product offerings through ecosystem partners.

Arm Allinea Studio 18.3 is now available with updated Arm Performance Libraries and improved compilers.

In this blog series, we take a look back at some of the highlights from last year's Arm Research Summit. Interested in attending this year? Find out more here. Jeremy Singer from The University of Glasgow…

The increasing number of connected devices and the data generated from them is providing an opportunity for new applications and business models, which in turn is driving a new set of infrastructure solution…

The uptake and advancement of new use cases in the smartphone market means previous generation devices eventually won’t be able to run the advanced workloads and use-cases that are becoming increasingly…

Arm and Samsung Foundry announce their plans for Artisan Physical IP at the 11LPP (11nm Low Power Plus) FinFET node.

Arm and Samsung Foundry have announced the first 7LPP (7nm Low Power Plus) and 5LPE (5nm Low Power Early) libraries for the extreme ultra-violet (EUV) lithography.

Our second Research Enablement Kit is available now: SoC Design and Prototyping using Arm DesignStart. Arm DesignStart is the fastest route to designing and prototyping custom SoCs. This Research Enablement…

In this post, we will show a few real-world examples of how to make a container build system architecture agnostic.

We are pleased to announce our new video-based online training module that provides an introduction to cryptography and security for Arm's CryptoCell family of security products

Who wants to build a robot? Robots can be expensive, time consuming and challenging to get right. For those of us who want to focus on the software systems without having to build a robot, there are simulators…

A number of technological challenges are posed by Augmented Reality (AR) on mobile devices. This blog reviews these, and presents a paper from Arm Research ML Group that seeks to address these challenges…

Design innovation in smartphones has given rise to the “truly mobile” notebook PC. What does this mean for consumers?

A breakdown of making a demo for an event from the eyes of a graphics artist. In this blog we showcase the work that went into making a "Museum of Gaming" VR demo for GDC 2018.

2017 and 2018 were big years for the GNU toolchain on Arm. The GCC compiler and glibc C library were greatly optimised for performance. Read on to learn what to expect from the latest releases.

Arm and Synopsys extend collaboration including a subscription agreement for access to Arm IP and launching a worldwide free tech workshop series.

We announced a range of IP to protect silicon from physical attacks, extending our portfolio of Arm security IP to bring physical security within reach of any IoT product.

As companies embrace the data-unlocking power of smart lighting systems they need to consider how to secure them against attack. Here are 3 simple steps to secure IoT-enabled devices.