Functional safety: Enabling safer systems with Arm…

Arm is fully committed to providing the IP, software development tools, test libraries and documentation required for successful, efficient development of a wide range of applications.
Arm's new runtime software system to accelerate development…

Building on the wide popularity of Arm-based SoCs in markets such as automotive, industrial and healthcare, we are thrilled to announce Arm’s own, highly optimized runtime software components for use in safety-related and safety-critical applications.
Arm enables NXP with dedicated automotive physical…

For more than a decade, Arm technology has been designed into critical vehicle safety functions, including anti-lock braking systems, electronic stability programs, and airbags to name a few. And as we move into an era where driving decisions made by artificial intelligence becomes more commonplace,…

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Arm’s guiding principle for designing autonomous-class processors: Safety first

Rene Haas

About two years ago I began running Arm’s core IP business, otherwise known as our Intellectual Property Group (IPG). Having just been purchased by SoftBank, we had been told by its Chairman and CEO Masayoshi…
Evolving safety systems: Comparing Lock-Step, redundant execution and Split-Lock technologies

Neil Stroud

Autonomous systems require high compute performance and the highest levels of safety integrity. What are the technical options to achieve this?
Arm Safety Ready program: Building confidence into your application

Neil Stroud

To demonstrate Arm’s commitment to functional safety, we announce the launch of our Safety Ready program.
Arm Cortex-A76AE: A new age of high-performance processing with advanced safety

Govind Wathan

Today sees a step change in the Cortex-A microarchitecture with the launch of automotive enhanced Arm Cortex-A76AE, the first high performance Cortex-A CPU with Split-Lock capability.
Partnerships and the Myths of System Resilience

Andrew Hopkins

At DAC I presented “Myths of system resilience,” it challenged misconceptions and shows a scalable way of designing diagnostic capability across SoCs to detect faults.
A Starter's Guide to Arm Processing Power in Automotive

James Scobie

Arm offers different classes of processor designed for various automotive applications. Here's a guide to Arm processing solutions in automotive.
Automotive Software Development – 8 Disruptive Trends

Daniel Bernal

Several trends are affecting automotive electronics and causing increasing demands in compute platform requirements, changing vehicle architectures and highlighting the importance of security and functional…
Rise of Smart Accelerators to Service 1 Trillion Devices (part 1)

Jeff Defilippi

The increasing number of connected devices and the data generated from them is providing an opportunity for new applications and business models, which in turn is driving a new set of infrastructure solution…
Arm and Samsung Foundry Extend Design Partnership on 11LPP FinFET Node

Leah Schuth

Arm and Samsung Foundry announce their plans for Artisan Physical IP at the 11LPP (11nm Low Power Plus) FinFET node.
The importance of building functional safety into your design right from the start

Antonio Priore

Currently, there are many processors that are not designed with functional safety standards in mind and the use of these can lead to lengthy and costly qualification processes for safety relevant applications…
Functional safety: Enabling safer systems with Arm technology

Neil Stroud

Arm is fully committed to providing the IP, software development tools, test libraries and documentation required for successful, efficient development of a wide range of applications.
Arm's new runtime software system to accelerate development of safety applications on Cortex-M devices

Reinhard Keil

Building on the popularity of Arm-based SoCs in markets such as automotive, industrial and healthcare, we announce Arm’s highly optimized runtime software components for use in safety-related and safety…
Arm enables NXP with dedicated automotive physical IP to address new feature and functionality demands

Kiran Burli

Functional safety is a foundational pillar for Arm in designing our purpose-built IP for automotive, which requires us to take an end-to-end approach and design with the entire vehicle in mind.
Arm Innovator Program Presents: Forrest Iandola on A.I. with Hackster.io

Rex St. John

Join Arm and Hackster.io for our second Arm Innovator interview this coming Tuesday, February 13th featuring Forrest Iandola, the CEO / founder of DeepScale.
Predictions for a connected 2018

Rob Aitken

Our predictions about how the key themes of AI and Machine Learning (ML), IoT, security and blockchain are likely to begin to make a real difference in the way all of us interact with technology in 20…
Enabling Innovation in Automotive Electronics

Daniel Bernal

Announcing the Arm Automotive Developer Community portal, a showcase and directory for developers seeking to harness the innovation of the Arm ecosystem for next generation automotive electronic deployments…
The road to autonomous vehicles: Report by Canalys, prepared for Arm

Andy Moore

Arm commissioned a market analyst firm (Canalys) to conduct research and prepare a report to shed the light on "The road to autonomous vehicles"
New Arm CoreSight SDC-600 for secure, authenticated debug

Lip-Min Khor

The CoreSight SDC-600 Debug Authentication Channel provides a path into the security enclave, enforcing a secure API for communication between the external agent and the security enclave.