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Our second Research Enablement Kit is available now: SoC Design and Prototyping using Arm DesignStart. Arm DesignStart is the fastest route to designing and prototyping custom SoCs. This Research Enablement…

In this post, we will show a few real-world examples of how to make a container build system architecture agnostic.

We are pleased to announce our new video-based online training module that provides an introduction to cryptography and security for Arm's CryptoCell family of security products

Who wants to build a robot? Robots can be expensive, time consuming and challenging to get right. For those of us who want to focus on the software systems without having to build a robot, there are simulators…

A number of technological challenges are posed by Augmented Reality (AR) on mobile devices. This blog reviews these, and presents a paper from Arm Research ML Group that seeks to address these challenges…

Design innovation in smartphones has given rise to the “truly mobile” notebook PC. What does this mean for consumers?

A breakdown of making a demo for an event from the eyes of a graphics artist. In this blog we showcase the work that went into making a "Museum of Gaming" VR demo for GDC 2018.

2017 and 2018 were big years for the GNU toolchain on Arm. The GCC compiler and glibc C library were greatly optimised for performance. Read on to learn what to expect from the latest releases.

Arm and Synopsys extend collaboration including a subscription agreement for access to Arm IP and launching a worldwide free tech workshop series.

We announced a range of IP to protect silicon from physical attacks, extending our portfolio of Arm security IP to bring physical security within reach of any IoT product.

As companies embrace the data-unlocking power of smart lighting systems they need to consider how to secure them against attack. Here are 3 simple steps to secure IoT-enabled devices.

Until now, mobile VR lacked the ability to reach 6DoF sensing when a headset is in use. Arm and FTG port a console game to mobile, with none of the drawbacks.

Rob Aitken is an Arm Research Fellow. Here, he shares his thoughts and key takeaways from the Future Chips Forum, held last December in Beijing.

This blog explains how to use Arm DS-5 and DSTREAM-ST to run and debug AArch64 bare metal software compiled with Arm Compiler 6 on the Raspberry Pi 3

In this post, we discuss overlay networks in cloud deployments. We will also walkthrough examples of VXLAN and BGP implementations of overlays.

In the final part of his blog series, Greg builds on his discussion of 3D-SIC and 3D-SoC to talk about 3D at the transitor level, and how leveraging the third dimension could help advance the power, performance…

In an era where IoT sparks innovation in every corner of the globe and is redefining entire industries in the process, companies are using custom chips to differentiate their new products against competitors…

I've had several opportunities to supervise student interns doing their Master’s or PhD degrees. As you can see from the map above, our interns come to us from all over the world, and three internships…