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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…

The Arm Research Summit is taking place in the US for the first time this year, in the ever-expanding technology hub of Austin, Texas. If you want to know more about the latest tech developments, find…

On the weekend of 30 March 2019 Arm attended StudentHack in Manchester, UK to support the event as sponsors and engineers. Here, we outline some of the highlights of the event for those of you that missed

Core counts continue to increase for High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems, but multiple factors may prevent current software from fully utilizing the increased available thread count. Inter-thread…

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…

This February I attended the Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA) in Washington D.C, which celebrated its 25th anniversary this year. Apart from being a milestone HPCA, this year…

​Mass production and commercialization of technologies based on integrated circuits, such as computers and mobile phones, have completely revolutionized our society, ultimately resulting in the Digital…

The Arm Research Summit 2020 is tackling challenges and identifying opportunities in how technology can address ever-more complex global challenges facing our industry. With a broad focus across improving…

In the first and second parts of this blog series, I have explored the challenges in designing reliable power-delivery networks, the roles of various elements of these networks and where Arm Research has…

Andreas Burg, Associate Professor at EPFL, joined us at last year's Research Summit to discuss Gain Cell eDRAM as an alternative to conventional SRAM memories.

In July of this year, Arm announced the availability of Arm Flexible Access which expands how partners can access and license Arm technology for semiconductor design. This new engagement model is already…

Part four of the SMARTER series, edge devices are typically behind firewalls, making it impossible to connect to them with SSH. Deploying an application to a remote edge device may show problems once the…

We’re excited to announce that this year’s Arm Research Summit will be taking place in Austin, Texas, from September 15-18 2019, and that the Call for Submissions is now open! Austin is known as the Live…

There is an urgent need to develop a sustainable battery technology that is cheap, environmentally friendly, easy to fabricate and to dispose of, especially to tackle the world-wide increase in illegally…

A new £100m institute, based in the centre of Bristol, is set to transform the way we create, utilise and evaluate new digital technologies to benefit our society now and in the future.

Academic researchers can now get free access to Arm Cortex-A5 for academic use, including full subsystem RTL to open up new research opportunities.

A decade of collaboration from the Arm-ECS Research Centre was marked at a special anniversary reception uniting past and present researchers in Cambridge. The award-winning Centre, based in the University…

Arm Research Collaboration's Centres of Excellence represent our collaborative links with academia, supporting cutting-edge research. The University of Southampton is one of these Centres where we part…

Yungang Bao from the Chinese Academy of Sciences joined us at last year's Arm Research Summit to make his case for labeled computer architecture.

The Arm Research Summit provides a forum for researchers from all disciplines to share their work and developments with a diverse audience of academics, researchers and industry experts. In last year's…

For the past four years, researchers at the University of Michigan and Arm Research have collaborated to develop Memory Persistency -- programming models for byte-addressable persistent memory. Prof. Thomas…