The University of Washington’s Processing Systems Lab is pushing the boundaries of energy-efficient compute. Visvesh Sathe explains why Arm Research is a perfect partner.

Our collaboration with the University of Edinburgh supports fundamental research questions across a wide range of computer science.

We have implemented our own LLVM-based ahead-of-time Wasm compiler, named aWsm, offering configurable sandboxing, optimized for performance.

2020 has been an undeniably unique year. In Arm Research, we are taking a look back at some of our favorite blogs from the past year.

To realize the scale of device deployments as envisioned by the Internet of Things (IoT), we inevitably face the issue of how these numerous “Things” are to be powered.

When the University of Michigan partnered with Arm Research on a project for DARPA, there was a remaining technical gap the team needed to bridge, and Arm Research knew the ideal partner.

John Biggs, one of Arm’s founders and a Distinguished Engineer, has been awarded the Ron Waxman Award by the Design Automation Standards Committee (DASC).

Our partnership with the University of Cambridge extends to their PhD students. From soft robotic applications to Armv8-A system-level semantics, get to know them and their research.

In the past few years there has been mushroom style growth in IoT networks. The security aspect of intrusion detection and preventions is generally an afterthought.

When Dr. Timothy Jones finished his PhD and was looking to establish his career, one email to Arm changed everything. It led to new collaborators, invaluable industry insight and a high-level mentor.

M0N0 is advertised at 10nW shutdown power, but it is not all sleeping power. There is a piece of circuit constantly monitoring your battery, ensuring there is enough energy stored for M0N0 to perform…

Smaller, cheaper, more efficient; three considerations when designing a power converter, and one usually prioritises one theme. Designing a power converter for M0N0 is no different.

The Transactional Memory Extension (TME) is part of Arm’s A-profile Future Architecture Technologies program, which provides advanced information on unreleased versions of the architecture.

To help companies find the breakthrough innovations needed to support the Global Goals, the UNGC set up the Young SDG Innovator Program, which our colleagues in Arm joined.

In part two, we delve into improving HPC performance, and how we applied tasking to the miniAMR code across MPI and OpenMP, leveraging TAMPI.

Collaborative work between Barcelona Supercomputing Center and Arm Research explores taskifying an Adaptive Mesh Refinement code from the US Exascale Computing Project, at both the OpenMP and MPI levels…

Representing our final blog of National Inclusion Week, we continue to dive deeper into the career paths of our colleagues in Arm Research.

We are celebrating National Inclusion Week, and in part two of our three part series, we're exploring the career paths of some of our colleagues in Arm Research.

In our first blog of National Inclusion Week, we discuss embracing and valuing differences. In Arm Research, we understand that diversity is key to creating and delivering innovative technology for the…

For present-day microprocessors, it is even more challenging to identify bugs. Using (ML) to efficiently identify bugs, we've seen a 25% increase in efficiency than the default verification workflow. …

Over 560 delegates from 47 countries, 14 hours of content from 20 talks and one 3D platform. Catch up on the Arm Research Summit 2020, including all talk recordings.