Mali-G71 GPU

Arm announces Armv8.1-M, the latest version of the Armv8-M architecture, including the new M-Profile Vector Extension (MVE). Arm Helium is the MVE for the Arm Cortex-M processor series.

Today Arm announced the M‑profile vector extensions (MVE) for the Armv8‑M, which started in Arm’s research group several years ago when we were asked to increase the DSP performance of Arm Cortex‑M processors.

We’re excited to announce that this year’s Arm Research Summit will be taking place in Austin, Texas, from September 15-18 2019, and that the Call for Submissions is now open! Austin is known as the Live Music Capital of the World, but it

In this blog I’ll discuss the various platform options for embedded software development and go through when it is appropriate to choose one type over the others.

Arm announces a new online training topic, Arm GICv3/v4 Essential. The course brings the subject of Arm’s Generic Interrupt Controller (GIC) architecture specification to life.

Arm Leading Edge is a new initiative to show the work being done by Arm partners to push the limits of edge computing.

Arm offers Functional Safety Run-Time System, a set of qualified components for Cortex-M microcontroller​s that lets developers use the highest safety integrity levels for end applications.

CMSIS has an immense role in standardizing and simplifying software development across a wide range of applications from DSP to functional safety.

There is an urgent need to develop a sustainable battery technology that is cheap, environmentally friendly, easy to fabricate and to dispose of, especially to tackle the world-wide increase in illegally dumped electronic waste.

Voice is everywhere and being integrated into devices all around us. We sat down to talk with one of the leaders and visionaries in voice-based engineering, Ken Sutton, President and CEO of Yobe, Inc.

What technology innovation is needed to move from prototype autonomous vehicles to deployable safe, self-driving solutions? We discuss the 7 key challenges preventing us producing safe Level 4 and Level 5 autonomous vehicles.

What will make autonomous vehicles viable and deployable? I spoke to my colleagues from the automotive industry to discuss the future of autonomous systems. What will they look like? How much will they cost? And can we trust them?