Arm Blog

Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) are working to standardize a common framework for accelerators with coherent connection to the memory hierarchy.

Innovation in accelerators, wearables and drone navigation.

Enabling the next generation of smart devices.

Characterizing industrial NPUs for susceptibility to soft errors due to bit flips

Scandump is highly effective in silicon debugging as it can capture most internal states through scan chains, making it invaluable in diagnosing silicon issues.

AMBA Viz enables faster debug and performance analysis for cycle-accurate simulation and emulation, even for complex interconnects and AMBA bus protocols.

From the GDC24 tech talk “SmartGI Evolution: Adaptive NanoMesh on Mobile”. SmartGI and NanoMesh are cutting-edge rendering solutions aiming to enable the best possible graphics on all platforms.

This blog series provides an introduction to the Arm Scalable Matrix Extension (SME) including SVE and SVE2.

Arm Development Studio 2024.0 is now available.

In Part 3 GCC 14, we discuss the final topics relating to this release and we provide a summary with related information.

In part 2 GCC-14, we discuss the following: Memcpy/memmove improvements, SME/SME2, early-ra pass, Libmvec, LSE128 and, new cores.

In part 1 GCC-14, we discuss the following: Technical debt, Simplifying vector zero concats, Vectorizer improvements and, LDP/STP pass.

In this blog post, discover new features in GCC 13.

Upstream gem5 and ATP-Engine MPAM-style cache partitioning are discussed, with experiments for the feature being proposed and analyzed.

This blog covers techniques and tips that are useful to create better performing programs through compilers whether you are creating Android, Desktop or Server applications.

Tue 25th - Wed 26th June 2024 A workshop to bring together developers/users of the HOL4 interactive theorem prover.

In-depth analysis of what the PMU of L2D_CACHE_WR counts on the Neoverse N2 server.

This post summarizes LLVM 18 code generation and tools improvements contributed by Arm.