This blog explores the third-generation Total Compute Solutions (TCS23), including a look inside TCS23 and new performance and efficiency benchmarks.
How Arm is making it easier to build platforms that support Confidential Computing
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 at Fortinet Accelerate : The need for powerful energy-efficient compute
Arm is excited to be a gold sponsor of Fortinet Accelerate 2023 where we will share details and answer questions on how Arm is transforming the world with our licensable efficient compute technology.
Enhancing Chromium's Control Flow Integrity with Armv9
This blog explains how Control Flow Integrity, an Armv9 security feature, works on the newly launched Chromium M105.
New generation of Armv9 CPUs unleash unprecedented compute power
This blog introduces the second-generation Armv9 CPUs, including the new Cortex-X3 and Cortex-A715 CPUs.
Arm Total Compute Solutions 2022: Supercharging visual experiences for next-generation devices
This blog introduces the second-generation Arm Total Compute Solutions, including the latest upgrades and additions to a broad range of solutions for all consumer device markets.
Cryptography: what is under the mask?
Sorbonne Université has been using Arm processor source code for modelling and verification on the hardware at the micro-architectural level.
Project Cassini brings Parsec and PSA Certified together for scalable and cost-effective security solutions at the Edge
Project Cassini leverages Platform Security Architecture (PSA) and Parsec as two security initiatives combinined to provide a truly cloud-native developer experience with hardware-backed security.
China Mobile deploys secure SD-WAN on Arm-based CPEs for better power-performance
China Mobile’s SD-WAN service offering is based on Arm CPEs and provides enterprises with a seamless experience in connectivity and cloud services as well as other enterprise products.
Confidential computing brings secure data processing to the Edge
Read about a modular approach to confidential computing working with the IoT team at the cloud provider Microsoft Azure, and the developers at Scalys.
Delivering enhanced security through Memory Tagging Extension
This blog explains how developers can deliver enhanced security through utilizing Arm's Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) security feature.
Introducing Arm’s Dynamic TrustZone technology
In this blog, read through the introduction of Arm's dynamic TrustZone technology.
Unlocking the power of data with Arm CCA
In this blog, read about Arm Confidential Compute Architecture (Arm CCA).
How Arm’s Total Compute solutions will power the next decade of compute
This blog provides detailed information about Arm's new Total Compute solutions and the advance compute, security and developer experiences that they will empower.
The foundation of Total Compute: First Armv9 Cortex CPUs
This blog introduces the first Armv9 CPUs for a wide variety of consumer device segments.
Parsec joins the Yocto project elevating security for embedded and IoT applications
In the April release of Yocto Project, also known as the HardKnott release, Yocto project picks up Parsec that provides a common security API that works with any Root of Trust.
Addressing the hardware supply chain security challenge
With the proliferation of smart devices, we need to make sure we are protecting our data. But have you ever considered the threat to the hardware supply chain?
Arm Neoverse N2 Platform: Industry-leading performance and power efficiency for Cloud-to-Edge infrastructure
In this blog we review architectural details and benefits of the new Neoverse N2 platform.
Collaborating without divulging secrets with Veracruz
Veracruz explores how novel, data-intensive distributed systems can be built using Strong Isolation Technologies and remote attestation.
How market and technology trends will define the set-top box evolution
This blog explores the key market and technology trends that will define the evolution of set-top box devices in the next three to five years.
Traveling beyond Moore’s Law – together
When the University of Michigan partnered with Arm Research on a project for DARPA, there was a remaining technical gap the team needed to bridge, and Arm Research knew the ideal partner.