Powering a trillion wireless sensor nodes each using a small lithium coin cell would require approximately 109,000 metric tons of Lithium - nearly three times the annual worldwide production.
Arm Research joins European MNEMOSENE project consortium
Mass production and commercialization of technologies based on integrated circuits, such as computers and mobile phones, have completely revolutionized our society, ultimately resulting in the Digital…
New Arm-based computing system to enable deep space missions
In space, radiation can disrupt or even destroy electronic circuits, which makes radiation-hardened, multi-processor, high-reliability computing systems essential for deep space exploration. In a project…
TechCon 2017: What's next for Arm Research?
Members of Arm Research explore the numerous challenges facing our industry and, outline the direction for Research in the near future.
Research with the industry-leading IP
Arm DesignStart for Academia offers easy access to the Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3 processors for teaching (DesignStart Eval), research (DesignStart Pro Academic), and commercialization (DesignStart Pro).
First Research Starter Kit released by Arm Research
Arm Research are pleased to announce the release of our first Research Starter Kit (RSK): System Modeling using gem5, available to download now for free.
Arm Research Summit 2017: New program details – Meet Pepper and take away a Raspberry Pi 3!
As reported earlier this month, the Arm Research Summit is returning to Cambridge, following the success of 2016. Hosted at Robinson College between 11-13 September 2017, this technical conference will…
Arm Research Summit 2017 – Computing for the Connected World
11-13 September 2017 | Robinson College, Cambridge UK
In September 2016 Arm Research held the first Arm Research Summit in Cambridge, attracting over 200 attendees. Following the success of the inaugural…