Arm Blog

This blog introduces the different Arm Total Compute solutions for wearable devices in the XR market, like VR headsets and AR smartglasses.

This blog explains how developers can implement style transfer for graphics post-processing on mobile, in particular neural style transfer.

This blog describes how Arm Mobile Studio can analyze ray traced content, with this being showcased via OPPO Find X5 pro smartphones at GDC 2022.

This blog explores Unity's Adaptive Performance and how it was applied to an internal Arm gaming title that will be showcased at GDC 2022.

Project Cassini leverages Platform Security Architecture (PSA) and Parsec as two security initiatives combinined to provide a truly cloud-native developer experience with hardware-backed security.

In this blog, we summarized all the available Keil tools to help you choose the best option whether you are a maker, student or a professional.

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

Learn how to use the improvements found in Mali-G710 to get the best performance from your mobile graphics rendering.

The Arm CoreLink DMA-350 is designed to help unlock the full potential of Endpoint AI devices. Learn more in the following blog.

Implementing sequential consistency with the Armv8 memory model. Learn more in this blog post.

This blog explores the different CPU performance benchmarks for devices in the home market, including DTVs and set-top boxes (STBs).

This blog outlines the top 5 reasons why people should switch to a Windows on Arm laptop, from the physical design and efficient performance to the growing ecosystem and robust security protections.

See the exciting new features along with compiler and library performance improvements in Arm Allinea Studio 21.1.

SpiNNaker1 connected a million mobile phone processors, operating in some ways like a brain. SpiNNaker2 will drive the next generation of AI.

Exciting new features are added to Keil Studio, including support for over 400 development boards, ST-LINK, direct connection to AWS account and more.

University Program materials are now even easier to access via GitHub. Use our resources, tools and more to spark the potential of your students.

Arm's software contributions to Morello target various of open-source projects. This series of integrated software stacks target the Morello board and Morello Platform Model (FVP).

The goal for Arm’s Morello program has been to develop an experimental hardware technology demonstrator, in around two and half years.