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You may not be able to teach a robot how to love yet, but you can teach it how to play retro arcade games. It wasn’t so long ago that robots were the preserve of Sci-Fi films and now we are approaching…

One of the strengths of ARM is the resources we invest in nurturing the developer ecosystem using the ARM architecture. Mobile graphics developers are really important to us and the Game Developer Conference…

Welcome one and all to my favourite time of year, GDC time! Once again we’re back in San Francisco amongst the best and brightest of the global game development industry to bring you all the very latest…

Gone are the days when gaming was the sole domain of your PC or console, these days just about everyone with a phone has gamed on the go in some form or another. The earliest iterations of mobile gaming…

The talk shows the Vulkan benefits in terms of performance, energy consumption and battery life. The experience of the Unity team in implementing the Vulkan renderer is discussed.

ARM CEO Simon Segars recently posted his thoughts on the cumulative deployment of 100 billion ARM-based chips. The infographic below goes inside the numbers on this latest milestone by the ARM ecosyst…

In this blog we describe the new simplified steps to build an OpenGL ES Unity application with MGD support. We also describe the steps to build a Vulkan Unity application with MGD support.

With Unreal Engine 4.15, Epic introduced the ability to directly enable profiling on mobile devices from the editor. In a previous blog article, we discussed how to enable this feature on pre 4.15 engine…

If partnership can create and deploy 100 billion chips, why not a trillion or more? That is our target, seeing a trillion connected devices deployed over the next two decades.

Space electronics technology has not kept up the pace of innovation that we have seen in recent years in commercial products such as consumer handsets.

You would have heard a lot about computer vision and machine learning recently, important technologies that are playing a major role in making your mobile handset more intelligent, personal, and useful…

Simon Segars, Arm CEO, comments on the Economist Intelligence Unit IoT Business Index 2017

Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a SoC based on a Arm Cortex-M processor? In this blog I explain what IP components are required and other things you might need.

Arm's Paul Williamson talks about the acquisition of Mistbase and NextG-Com to bring industry-leading NB-IoT compliant technology to Arm-based chips.

Over the years Arm have published many documents, papers, blogs about Cortex-M processors. Many of them are really useful, but finding them could be harder than catching Pokémon! :-) 

Today, the SpaceX CRS-10 cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) blasted off containing a critical piece of experimental electronics. Why is this big news? Because the experiment…

in small satellite activity. Large satellites are expensive and use very expensive components; many tens of thousands of dollars for a rad-hard-by-design processor. SmallSats are still expensive (don…

Here's a list of patches required to compile the Mali Midgard GPU Kernel device drivers, after including them in 4.10.0-rcX kernels