This blog provides details about the new Arm GPUs, including Immortalis-G720, Mali-G720, and Mali-G620, that are all built on the new 5th Gen GPU architecture.

This blog provides details about the new Arm Cortex-A720 and Cortex-A520 CPUs that bring Armv9 features and benefits across every tier of consumer device.

This blog provides details about the new high-performance Arm Cortex-X4 and the most powerful cluster that Arm has ever built.

In this blog, read about what to expect with the new MTE User Guide for Android OS.

Arm Compiler for Linux (ACfL) and Arm Performance Libraries (Arm PL) are now available as installable packages in Spack, a widely used package manager in the HPC community.

Arm and Red Hat have a strong partnership that fosters software innovations for a wide range of cloud to edge platforms.

The blog benchmarks WasmEdge and Runc on Arm64, discusses runtimes and WebAssembly, and concludes with a runtime comparison table.

In this post, we highlight the scale of performance increases possible, detail the accuracy requirements, and explain in detail how to use the libamath library that ships with ACfL.

This blog provides an overview of Serverless technology, and show how it can be deployed on an Arm64 server with multiple container runtimes.

What's new in Arm Mobile Studio? Here's a round-up of the latest improvements we've made to our free profiling tools for Android.

Arm Virtual Hardware has transitioned from private to public beta and is now open to anyone with an Arm account to try out and use for commercial purposes. Find out more.

In this blog, we review the sparse triangular matrix solve function and extended libraries included in Arm PL 23.04 which, for the first time, operate on sparse vectors.

Arm Compiler for Linux 23.04 is now available with improved compilers and libraries. In this blog, we explore what is new in this first major release of 2023.

In this blog, we outline AMBA’s approach with CHI C2C. An extension to on-chip CHI that is being developed to make CHI suitable for connecting chip(let)-to-chip(let).

Arm contributions from Arm to the new release include the usual architecture and CPU additions and new features such as, function multi-versioning and strict floating point support.

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 Development Studio 2023.0 now available with support for Arm Neoverse V2 processor.

This blog explains the performance and quality benefits that developers can expect if they switch to the latest astcenc 4.4 compressor release.

Arm joins the OPI project to support the software ecosystem and give the OPI community tools to maximizes the benefits of the latest Arm cores.

From 19th April 2023, if your organization has an entitlement to it, you will be able to search for and view confidential product documentation in the Arm Developer documentation hub.

Service mesh manages and secures communication between services in distributed computing environments. Linkerd is a lightweight, efficient service mesh that focuses on cross-cluster communications.