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Recently I gave a keynote presentation at the Hot Chips conference at Stanford University entitled “ARM Processor Evolution: Bringing High Performance to Mobile Devices”. In my talk I covered three main topics. First, how computing has evolved over the last 30 years from its desk bound origins to the ultra mobile world we know today. Second...
Not too long ago, I moved into a new house. I wanted to construct a home entertainment and networking system, so I set out to gather my supplies. As I was driving all over town, I thought, “How great would it be if everything I was running myself ragged trying to find was in one location?” It would be awesome to have the shelving, cables,...
Last week it was reported that Linus Torvalds described the ARM SoC (System on Chip) ecosystem as a “Hodgepodge, ” with the article then going on to imply that the diversity and innovation in how an ARM SoC is implemented makes it very difficult to implement Linux on ARM. I have a slightly different take on it.
Proof is in Production ...
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This blog describes some of the techniques available to deploy and debug native Android applications on target. My main focus for setting about on this debug session was to debug an application generated by the Airplay SDK (see footnote#), a cross-platform development SDK that primarily uses host debug tools like Visual Studio and Xcode to ...
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In our Q2 2011 results, ARM reported Q2 processor licensing revenues at $58 million, the third successive quarter with license revenue over $50 million. Investors have been questioning whether this level of license revenue is sustainable, or whether there were some temporary effects over the last few quarters.
Before I address these ...
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Our latest world-class embedded graphics processor, the ARM® Mali™-T604 GPU, has excellent memory bandwidth, pixel fill rates to make the mind boggle, and gigaflops of programmable shading power to spare.
We need to keep this engine fuelled with data, and since most of its data comes from memory, we have spent a lot of time and effort desi...
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It is very difficult for customers to meet aggressive project schedules without starting software development before silicon is available. For most customers that means an FPGA, or emulation. Increasingly customers are looking at a virtual model of the SoC to start software before the silicon specifications are finalized.
ARM’s Rob Kaye...
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Not too long ago, I moved into a new house. I wanted to construct a home entertainment and networking system, so I set out to gather my supplies. As I was driving all over town, I thought, “How great would it be if everything I was running myself ragged trying to find was in one location?” It would be awesome to have the shelving, cables,...
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This blog describes some of the techniques available to deploy and debug native 
Our latest world-class embedded graphics processor, the 
