Cybercrime costs the global economy an estimated half a trillion dollars a year in economic losses, ransom payments and dealing with the resulting chaos. But while the advantages of a fully-connected world vastly outweigh the threats, achieving a digital…

Technology that uses hardware interlocks to improve device security; a microcontroller that leverages asynchronous logic, dynamic voltage frequency scaling and near-threshold voltage operation to operate at super-low power levels; an artificial intelligence…

With only a few days to go, the countdown is very much on for Arm TechCon 2018. To help you navigate the full program of talks, keynotes, workshops and expo booths, here is your handy guide to everything on the Pelion IoT Platform and Mbed at the show…

With the ever-increasing variety and popularity of IoT devices and environments, there’s a fast-growing demand for seamless, friction-free and bulletproof machine-to-machine communication between edge devices.

We’ve all experienced headaches trying…

KDDI Research will exhibit its latest research result at the Arm booth, #525, of Arm TechCon 2018, which will take place in San Jose Convention Center, USA from October 16-18, 2018.

An overview of what you can see on Arm’s booth

The 5G system will…

Sixty years ago this month, Jack Kilby, a young engineer so new to his job at Texas Instruments that he had no vacation time yet, watched as his colleagues went off to enjoy a break. Kilby, alone in the office, “was left with my thoughts and im…

(This article originally appeared in Semicondutor Engineering's Embedded Insights blog, written by Arm Fellow Rob Aitken, who will keynote on this topic at Arm TechCon).

A trillion is a big number.

A broadcaster reads about 1,000 words in a five…

(This is one in a series of blog posts previewing Arm TechCon 2017 in Santa Clara. This post in particular highlights an IoT panel session scheduled for Thursday, The Road to One Trillion Devices).

By Shawn Prestridge, IAR Systems

2035 is only 18 years…

Most innovators toil in obscurity to overcome the big technical challenges of the day until they break through and realize their product. They do this happily, knowing the journey is as much fun as the destination. What if they could be recognized, for…