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Upcoming Events

Hands-On Sessions & Live Events

Arm + ExecuTorch: Edge AI Challenge

October 17–18, 2026 | San Francisco, US


Join Arm and Meta for a two-day, hands-on edge AI hackathon. Build with ExecuTorch on Arm-powered hardware, experiment with on-device AI, and turn your idea into a working prototype.

Arm Create at Pytorch

October 19, 2026 | San Jose, US


Join Arm Create for hands-on AI learning and community during PyTorch and AGNTCon + MCPCon week. Explore efficient AI on Arm, agentic and physical AI, live demos, developer challenges, and more.

Arm Create China

Arm Create Shanghai & Shenzhen

Building AI applications that work in the real world requires developers to make critical choices. Arm Create Shanghai and Shenzhen brought those challenges to life, from model and infrastructure choices to optimization, deployment, and validation. Watch the keynote and read the blog to catch up on our biggest developer events of the year.

Developer Program

Take the Next Step with the Arm Developer Program

Keep the momentum going with the Arm Developer Program, where you’ll get ongoing access to the tools, resources, and community to support your next project.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Arm Create?

Arm Create is a series of hands-on projects, live technical events, learning experiences, developer challenges, and more, designed to help developers create with Arm.

Who is Arm Create for?

Arm Create is built for developers working across AI, graphics, mobile, cloud, and edge development.

What can I find on Arm Create?

You can explore projects, live events, developer challenges, and hands-on experiences across Arm-based platforms.

Do I need prior experience building on Arm?

No. Arm Create supports developers at different experience levels.

How is Arm Create different from the Arm Developer Program?

Arm Create focuses on hands-on experiences, projects, and challenges, while the Arm Developer Program gives developers ongoing access to tools, resources, community, and support.