Arm Blog

This blog explains the benefits and features of the new next-gen mobile renderer, which was built in partnership between Arm and Tencent Games.

In this blog, read about the adoption of PARSEC for a Secure edge, Docker and Arm collaborated with Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and launched a community sandbox.

Neural networks are becoming widely used in computer interaction, but in real-world scenarios we see errors. We’ve recently completed research into edge distillation to solve this problem.

This blog explains how developers can compile twice as fast through Native Clang for Windows-on-Arm.

The story behind our flexible processors paper started with how to make billions of everyday things smart.

Registration is now open for the virtual Arm Research Summit 2020. This year we are discussing global technology challenges. Join us for free, September 9-11.

Mango is an open source Python library for hyperparameter optimization, built for AutoML systems. Developed by Arm Research, Mango presents many useful features.

Researchers can now get free access to Arm IP and tools for academic research use more easily than ever before, with the launch of Arm Academic Access.

This blog explores the developer access pillar of Total Compute and how this new strategy will unleash performance across the Arm developer ecosystem.

Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day, we take a look back at some of our favourite and inspirational talks from women engineers.

Arm has prioritised security, introducing TrustZone. A key component of TrustZone is the Secure Monitor, providing context switching between REE and TEE.

This blog explains how developers can make their games run faster with updateable Mali GPU drivers and Android GPU Inspector

The Arm Corstone-300 and Corstone-700 Fixed Virtual Platforms are now available at no cost to easily and instantly start early exploration and software development ahead of silicon availability.

The second tutorial on using the Memory Model Tool, this blog offers a working example of how to generate litmus tests automatically with the diy7 tool.

Arm Mobile Studio 2020.1 launches with Professional Edition, enabling deployment of our Android game profiling tools into continuous integration systems.

Learn more about making bandwidth and throughput optimizations for mobile gaming through Arm's Vulkan samples.

In this blog, read about the release of the updated Arm Mali Best Practices for developers.

Memory consistency models define the ordering of loads and stores to non-overlapping addresses. We explore the more relaxed memory consistency models, and the ordering of persists.