Arm Blog

This blog sets out the work that Arm is doing to support the development of ray tracing content for mobile games, including partnerships with MediaTek and Tencent Games.

In this blog we compare the performance of NVMe over Fabrics between Arm Neoverse N1-based servers and Intel Xeon-based servers.

Cloud native approaches are critical to enabling the software defined car, read more in this blog post.

In this blog, read about some of the key additions to the A-Profile architecture in 2021.

In this blog we review optimizations Tencent has made to their KonaJDK to support the Arm architecture.

Discover how the PSA Crypto API allows developers to transparently access security functionality residing on and off the chip, along with other APIs which make it even easier to access security functionality…

The Arm Intrinsics search engine is a look up table search for SIMD and MVE intrinsics that you can use to improve the speed and performance of your application.

Arm’s annual DevSummit is approaching, read about what is happening from October.

In this blog, we compare the performance and price-performance of running Cassandra on AWS Graviton2 compared to x86-based instances.

Porting your Windows Presentation Foundation app to run on Arm with Universal Windows Platform.

Zinstall fullback is now fully native to Windows on Arm. Check out the features that make it a great experience for the end user.

The astcenc 3.1 compressor release brings faster performance, and higher image quality, to the ASTC compression format.

Demand for compute is increasing, yet carbon emissions must be reduced. Machine learning can make workflows more efficient, reducing their carbon footprint.

In part-two we continue to explore the simulation, characterization, and analysis of MRAM stochasticity, sharing a compact model and framework.

In this blog, read through how to use multi platform support to help with coding in Python.

In part-two of the scalable MTJ simulation, we share a compact model and framework for the efficient and scalable simulation of circuits with MRAMs.

PlasticArm is bringing the possibility of seamlessly embedding billions of extremely low-cost, ultra-thin, conformable microprocessors into everyday objects – a significant leap forward in realising the…

In this blog we compare the performance of Redis on Arm-based AWS Graviton2 processors to Intel Xeon processors.