Bo Eyole

I’m a member of Arm’s Research group where I create next-generation architectures and microarchitectures. During my career at Arm, I’ve built up extensive experience in highly innovative designs and I have numerous patents covering CPU architectures, instruction set extensions, and microarchitectures.

I was a primary contributor to Arm’s new vector architecture called the Scalable Vector Extension (SVE). I also maintain a strong interest in sensor networks, and I am passionate about ubiquitous computing: in my PhD (University of Cambridge, 2008), I proposed a scalable multi-layered model of distributed computation in sensor networks.