London South Bank University’s Electrical and Electronic Engineering department have been using Arm IP and teaching resources as core elements in their courses and student projects.

Maintaining batteries can be costly. The solution, say researchers at Newcastle University, are systems that are resilient to power intermittency.

Accurate battery management systems are essential in the era of EVs. IIT Hyderabad’s team has turned its research into a prize-winning start-up.

Researchers at Télécom Paris are working to identify security weaknesses, anticipate future attacks, and develop mitigations.

A team at IIT Bombay is tackling the challenge of designing and implementing spiking neural networks to operate in small, low-power applications.

Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) are working to standardize a common framework for accelerators with coherent connection to the memory hierarchy.

Innovation in accelerators, wearables and drone navigation.

Enabling the next generation of smart devices.

Characterizing industrial NPUs for susceptibility to soft errors due to bit flips

Tue 25th - Wed 26th June 2024 About A workshop to bring together developers/users of the HOL4 interactive theorem prover. The hope is to: Understand the landscape of current HOL4 usage by hosting presentations…

Work to push the limits of semiconductor miniaturization is thriving in academia, using Arm Academic Access IP at Kyoto University.

Telecom Paris have developed an accelerator for deep neural networks to run on Edge devices, so that data no longer needs to be processed in the cloud.

Duke university are using systolic arrays to accelerate Deep Neural Networks so that they can run on edge devices.

Andreas Gerstlauer, a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering specializing in embedded systems at The University of Texas Austin, explains how his team has worked with Arm technology to clear…

A researcher at Duke University developed a means of comprehensively measuring power consumption, on-chip, accurately, and in real time.

A research team at UCLouvain in Belgium has designed an ultra-low power Arm-based SoC that reduces the requirement for batteries.

A group of French researchers are collaborating on Arm IP to build defences against one particular type of attack, fault injection.

Improving the characteristics of interconnects as device dimensions scale smaller.

SMU has been working on the SAP Next-Gen student project, to develop innovative sustainability solutions using SAP software and real-world IoT devices from Arm's partner ecosystem.

Sorbonne Université has been using Arm processor source code for modelling and verification on the hardware at the micro-architectural level.

Current solutions to improve virtual to physical translation performance are impractical. We present an alternative, where a small change has a significant impact.