Arm Blog

This blogs introduces the new Arm Interconnect technologies - CoreLink CI-700 Coherent Interconnect and CoreLink NI-700 Network-on-Chip Interconnect.

This blog introduces the first Armv9 CPUs for a wide variety of consumer device segments.

In this blog post, read about how Drone.io became the CI/CD tool for developers from the founder Brad Rydzewski.

In this blog post, read about how the modern software ecosystem is transformed by the cloud.

In this blog post, read about the importance of CI/CD in build systems.

In this blog post, read about Arm in the datacenter and the technology that surrounds this.

In this blog post, read about ScyllaDB's works with Arm.

Arm Research is excited to be part of the Cambridge ELLIS Unit, focusing on two key elements: Bayesian statistics and Probabilistic ML.

This blog provides details about the growth of Chromebooks in 2020 and how Arm is supporting this growth by working with key partners including MediaTek and Qualcomm.

In the April release of Yocto Project, also known as the HardKnott release, Yocto project picks up Parsec that provides a common security API that works with any Root of Trust.

Docker images for TensorFlow and PyTorch running on Ubuntu for the Arm architecture are now available. This article explains where to get the container images, how to run them, and the instructions to…

Arm is now releasing PyTorch and TensorFlow container images monthly. In this blog, let us look at what is available in our 21.04 release and what is coming in the future.

The GCC compiler can use the Scalable Vector Extension SVE in a number of ways, from auto-vectorization to C and C++ intrinsics. We explain how to make the most of SVE in your GCC-compiled application

This blog introduces "interleave-batch" functions in Arm Performance Libraries, targeted at solving large batches of small problems in linear algebra.

Andrew Connell from 'VR with Andrew' goes through some really handy tips and tricks for VR game development that can take your VR game to the next level.

Travis CI and Arm look forward to continuing to engage with the open source community and supporting its needs by offering best-in-class tools and infrastructure.

In this blog, read about the vectorization, intrinsics and general codegen improvements in GCC 11.

This blog explains how we have addressed the vulnerabilities that have been found by Microsoft's Section 52 in Keil RTX5. Users should apply the patch available on GitHub.