Blogs

Cortex-A5 DesignStart: Take advantage of the fast simulation models of the CPU with a pre-validated, configurable reference (subsystem) design to reduce device complexity and speed-up software development…

Learn how RelChip developed an Arm Cortex-M based microcontroller with the widest operating temperature range in the world to be used for applications in extreme conditions, from geothermal to aerospace…

Find out how NeoWine turned to the Arm DesignStart program to create a secure encryption ASIC and high performance MCU for drones, based on the Arm Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3 processors.

Discover how Inuitive developed a highly capable computer vision processor with the smallest possible footprint for use in AR,VR, drones and robotics applications with the Arm Cortex-A5 processor.

Find out how this start-up uses Arm DesignStart to create proof of concept and secures $16m in funding

Find out how EigenCOMM developed a low-power, high-performance solution with DesignStart in just 6 months.

Step-by-step guide to designing a system-on-chip (SoC), from initial IP download, to design, software creation and commercialization.

Arm expanded its fast-access IP program to include the Linux-capable Arm Cortex-A5 processor. Find out the four big aspects that make Cortex-A5 DesignStart stand out and what is included in the program…

By adding Cortex-A5 to the DesignStart program, developers now have fast, low-cost access to a high-performing, ultra-efficient CPU that is ideal for a wide range of embedded and IoT applications.

DesignStart FPGA will address growth in application-optimized designs by providing access to Arm Cortex-M1 and Cortex-M3 soft processor IP for integration with Xilinx Vivado Design Suite.

This blog shares a practical example of how to ensure embedded software is fully exercised and tested, creating rudimentary instruction coverage and source line coverage for software running on the Arm…

Following on from the launch of our new online training service, we have recently published a new video-based training course for developing software for the Arm DesignStart Cortex-M3 processor.

Older versions of Cortex-M0 DesignStart required obtaining an Intel Altera Quartus Prime partial reconfiguration license. However this is no longer necessary with the latest DesignStart packages

BaySand license Arm Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3 processors through the Arm DesignStart Pro program.

TIRIAS Research discusses why OEMs are choosing custom SoCs and how they can get to silicon faster, simpler, and with confidence, using Arm DesignStart.

Get started on the fastest, simplest route to a custom SoC with Arm DesignStart (no upfront fee) with blogs, whitepapers, seminars, and webinars below.

It has never been easier or more cost effective to begin your custom chip journey with the enhanced Arm DesignStart - the fastest, easiest route to evaluate and commercialize custom chips - now with the…

Many different companies are seeing the benefits of developing a custom chip. Last week we ran two webinars on “Are you maximizing your product design? See how a custom ASIC can help?”

Arm Corstone-101 Foundation IP is a product family that helps SoC designers create efficient custom SoCs faster. Read this short blog to learn more about the Arm Corstone-101 Foundation IP.

A quick look at the benefits of prototyping your next Custom SoC and Arm Cortex-M Prototyping System.

Building your own SoC makes sense for various reasons. It can be to increase margins by reducing cost, complexity, size, or to enhance existing designs for greater efficiency, reliability, thus leading…