Linaro has launched a new industry consortium, CoreCollective, with financial backing from Arm, aiming to strengthen collaboration across the Arm software ecosystem and address growing demands on high ...
Over the last few decades, Intel's x86 architecture has ruled the world of computing, powering everything from the most basic laptop to the most powerful data center machines. However, a quiet ...
After watching its share price almost double in a week, Arm has further tapped into the demand for AI compute. The chip designer today announced a deal with Nuro, a US startup in the autonomous ...
Custom Firmware, Enabling Tools and Silicon Engagement Program Helps Speed Development of Arm Neoverse CSS Designs Insyde Software, a leading global provider of UEFI and OpenBMC-based firmware, today ...
ARM Holdings Ltd. was among several tech companies to report in with its quarterly earnings for Q1 2025 on Wednesday. The company has ambitious plans for the near future, specifically in regards to AI ...
Linaro, the engineering forum which helps with Arm software issues, is taking on the additional role of being a commercial services provider for people building products on Arm. Linaro and Arm have ...
Arm has introduced Zena Compute Subsystems (CSS), a pre-integrated, safety-certified automotive compute platform designed to cut chip development timelines by up to 12 months. Announced on June 4, ...
In a recent move reflecting the downturn in the semiconductor industry, Arm Holdings Plc (NASDAQ:ARM) has parted ways with more than 70 software engineers in China. Around 15 of the laid-off staff are ...
Something to look forward to: One of the largest and most important changes happening to the automotive business is the move to the idea of a software-defined vehicle (SDV). But as exciting as the ...
ARM Holdings will soon release a new processor design that can run virtualization software, a development that could help expand the use of ARM-based chips in low-powered servers, the company ...
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