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CMSIS is a set of APIs, software components, and tools supporting more than 10,000 devices. Today, we are announcing the arrival of CMSIS v6.

This blog post looks at what KSA frameworks and learning pathways are emerging in Africa and South America.

Learn about Frame Advisor, a new frame-based performance analysis tool to help you optimize rendering workloads for Arm Immortalis and Mali GPUs.

We refer to the SPE performance methodology whitepaper published by Arm for details on the content of this blog.

We discuss some of the challenges that we face when we are trying to implement the WebAssembly SIMD bitmask operations on the 64-bit Arm architecture.

Today, Arm announces the Cortex-M52, delivering dramatic increases in DSP and ML performance.

Recent GCC and LLVM-based compilers have learned to use the LDAPR instructions, taking advantage of the Arm memory model to increase the performance of some multi-threaded and multi-core workloads.

Arm contributed improved support for Arm targets to LLVM 17 release: code generation to make use of new architecture extensions, improved performance and security of the resulting code.

Arm Development Studio 2023.1 is now available with support for Cortex-A520, Cortex-A720, and Cortex-X4.

This blog introduces how to profile firmware with Performance Monitor Unit (PMU) in Armv8-A CPU. It provides a reference implementation of the PMU library.

Views from the Arm technical leadership team that it believes that today, the cost implications of tightening C++ relaxed atomics outweigh its benefit.

It’s been another busy summer in our profiling tools team, culminating in the release of Arm Mobile Studio 2023.4 at the start of October.

In May, we announced Arm Total Compute Solutions 2023 (TCS23). Now, five months on, we are announcing another vital component of TCS23: the integrated Platform Software stack and Ecosystem FVP.

In part 1, we look at how .NET uses environment variables, some detailed IR dumps and SuperPMI.

This is the second and final part of the blog series on Dev Testing in .NET. In this part we look at further uses of SuperPMI and fuzzing with Fuzzlyn.

This post describes the steps to create a basic TrustZone example for the Armv8-M processor with Security Extension by using Arm DS and Arm GNU toolchain.

The latest features and updates that have been added to Arm's A-Profile architecture in 2023.

This is the final part of the blog series on If Conversion in .NET. In this third post, we will look at some additional variations.