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This blog series gives an overview of the recently added If Conversion pass, with part two looking at the the lowering phase.

This blog series gives an overview of the recently added If Conversion pass, with part one looking at the optimise bools optimisation.

A group of French researchers are collaborating on Arm IP to build defences against one particular type of attack, fault injection.

Debug the Arm Trust Firmware, U-Boot and Linux Kernel with Arm DS from the source code level.

We have released our first version of Arm Performance Libraries (ArmPL) fully compatible with M-series Apple silicon running macOS.

Arm are proud to announce that we have now released our first version of Arm Performance Libraries (Arm PL) for Windows 11 devices. 

Part 3. This blog introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

Part 2. This blog introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

This blog post introduces how to enable PMU feature in Armv8-A CPUs and provides an example of performance analysis workflow on real Armv8-A platform.

The Arm Open-source Software team is delighted to mark the release of Chromium M115, with experimental support for Arm’s Memory Tagging Extension (MTE).

This blog describes how to add Arm Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) support to a SIMD library. It also introduces SVE features and programming tips.

A quick look at Neon intrinsics in Rust. This will explain the status of the intrinsics in the Rust compiler. We will also show how they differ from C.

In this blog, read about what to expect with the new MTE User Guide for Android OS.

What's new in Arm Mobile Studio? Here's a round-up of the latest improvements we've made to our free profiling tools for Android.

Arm Virtual Hardware has transitioned from private to public beta and is now open to anyone with an Arm account to try out and use for commercial purposes. Find out more.

Contributions from Arm to the new release include the usual architecture and CPU additions and new features such as, function multi-versioning and strict floating point support.

With new open-source patches for the Realm Management Extension (RME) now available, this blog explores latest developments and techniques for confidential computing on Arm.

Arm Development Studio 2023.0 now available with support for Arm Neoverse V2 processor.