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ARM 725+ Partners: we read you loud and clear, but not enough

Posted by Alban Rampon,
29 September 2010
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ARM particular business model means ARM success is foremost its Partners’. That’s why we naturally opened our blogs to ARM Connected Community (CC) Partners; so we can share experience and discuss future ARM Powered® products in a consolidated place on ARM.com.

We are delighted to have already featured nine of our 725+ Partners.

Tim Closs, Ideaworks Labs: Airplay SDK 4.0: Indies can afford to take apps cross-platformEnrica Filippi, ST Ericsson: Making smartphones a mainstream realitySteve Subar, ...

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Computex News: Tablets, Android, Snapdragon Processor & More

Posted by Katie Morgan,
02 June 2010
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We are mid week now at Computex 2010 and if you are attending the show, I would be surprised if you hadn’t already seen multiple ARM Powered Devices around the show floor. Everyone is talking about Tablets and what role they are expected to play in the market, but in other exciting news Qualcomm’s announced that they began shipping their third-generation ARM-based Snapdragon processor. Below you will find more news media on what’s happening at Computex around ARM and the ARM Community.

ARM Readies Dual Core CPU Onslaught With 1.2 GHz Snapdragon
By Jason Mick, Daily Tech, June 1, 2010
There's no secret why the ARM architecture has trounced the x86 architecture in the mobile arena. The lowest Intel mobile processors (utilizing the Atom architecture) can get is 0.65 W (800 MHz Silverthorne, Atom Z Series), while ARM processors are typically well below half a watt in power consumption.

Intel, ARM E...

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ARM @ Computex 2010 Press Coverage - Day 1

Posted by Katie Morgan,
01 June 2010
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ARM Powered devices are popping up everywhere at Computex 2010 and we are excited to see the new trends developing in the market. Tablets are proving to be a hot topic this year at the show and with the excitement around the new ARM processor (Eagle) Computex is shaping up to be a great show. Below are some of the relevant news and updates about ARM and ARM Partners at Computex 2010.

ARM Eagle Next Generation Core at Computex 2010
By Shane McGlaun, Slash Gear, May 31, 2010
Back in February 2010 we spied a leaked roadmap from ARM that had something called Eagle listed. The processor roadmap showed Eagle to be a new CPU from ARM that would be aimed at the smartphone, mobile computing, and DTV markets among others. At Computex ARM confirmed that Eagle was in fact its next generation core for high-end platforms. ARM also talked about other things during its conference at Computex reports CarryPad.

Compal Readies Windows, Android and MeeGo Tablets
By Dan Nystedt, PC World, June 1, ...

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Towel Day - Android, and Everything's Connected

Posted by Ashley Stevens,
26 May 2010
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May 25th is notable for several reasons. Firstly it's the day before my birthday. Secondly, it's Noel Hurley's birthday. Noel, who is no longer with ARM having moved on to bigger and greater things, created the rather neat (in my opinion) Cortex-A / R / M profile naming scheme that we still use today. But mostly it's notable as International Towel Day. On Towel Day, Douglas Adams fans around the world carry a towel in memory of the author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I proudly carried my towel today, but in truth mainly because I had a Pilates lesson this morning; only later did I realize how appropriate it was.

For who don't know, the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is a BBC radio play, TV series, a book series and, in 2005 a Hollywood movie. For those that haven't yet seen the movie, I can give you some useful advice - DON'T. It was made after the...

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Webinar: Gluing Together Processors With Multimedia Ok, Not UK Politics

Posted by Ashley Stevens,
07 May 2010
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On Thursday May 6th something very important happened...It was the TechOnline webinar delivered by myself from ARM on 'QoS for High Performance and Power-Efficient HD Multimedia'. There was also an election in the UK. But the chaotic scenes of voters being turned away at 10pm at close of polls in places like Sheffield were thankfully not repeated by TechOnline. Our turn-out on the day may be only 38% of those that registered, but unlike UK voters those unable to attend the webinar get a second chance as it's available for download for the next 12 months. Furthermore, unlike a party manifesto where you know that most of it is not true and will never happen, our accompanying whitepaper available for download is all true and it won't send you to sleep reading it.

Thanks to our Sheffield engineering team for creating a truly great product in the QoS-301 Advanced Quality of Service option for the NIC-301 Network Interconnect. No thanks to Sheffield pollsters for the disorganized chaos in Sheffield Hallam where the ARM fabric engineering team creates the products to glue ARM processors and multimedia accelerators together.

Those interested in gluing together processors with multimedia accelerators should download the webinar ...

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“Oh what a feeling” - Powered by ARM at MWC

Posted by Lakshmi Mandyam,
19 February 2010
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I have often heard that teenagers are the best predictor of what new technology is going to take hold in the near future. ..This week I got to feel like a teenager again as I walked around MWC experiencing everything from a real time video conference with a juggler to seeing a lot of excitement buzzing around the ability to click on a widget and watch my favorite video. Not to get all “we are the world “or anything but I definitely did get a sense that everyone from every corner of the world was assembling at Barcelona this week…Probably more so than in Vancouver. Clearly nowadays everyone wants to stay connected and MWC is definitely the place to find cool ways to do so...

MWC being a mobile show actually is the forum where everyone is battling to get content to the SCREEN… whether your mobile phone or your TV at home. Excitingly ARM’s technology is known for bringing energy efficient processing and the best user experience to consumers, so our technology is key to winning this battle. In that vein, I had a great conversation with a start up, that shall remain nameless, that is using ARM technology to deliver entertainment content to the home. Their choice of the ARM architecture clearly gives them a lot of choices. Whether they want to leverage other people’s hardware or develop their own...the ...

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Hexus TV CES interview with ARM CEO Warren East

Posted by Katie Morgan,
15 January 2010
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Warren East, ARM CEO, was interviewed by Hexus TV on January 11th at CES 2010. Warren discussed how ARM’s low-power technology in mobile devices is now migrating into a broad range of consumer devices. You can find ARM in high-definition TVs, tablets, netbooks, etc….CES was just the start of the new innovations coming out that are based on ARM technology between now and Computex Taipei. Additionally, he discussed what 2010 will bring for ARM, highlighting the launch of next-generation ARM microprocessors, the shipping of more than 20 billion units (cumulative) and improvements in the ARM software ecosystem. It’s “the year of Cortex- A9 & multi-core low power processors” and it is sure to be a good one![/size][/font]

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ARM & ARM Community - CES 2010 Final Press Coverage

Posted by Katie Morgan,
14 January 2010
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WOW…What a great show CES was for ARM and its Partners! It’s no wonder the energy and excitement you find on the show floor translates into an abundance of press coverage and news articles. Below are some of the articles I found most interesting:

CES 2010 - Warren East, CEO of ARM
Hexus.tv, January 11, 2010
HEXUS.tv talks to Warren East, CEO of ARM, about the abundance of ARM powered devices at CES and what the future holds for ARM.

CES: The Magic is Back
Rob Enderle, TechNewsWorld
After two relatively ho-hum years, CES is crackling again. This year was not overshadowed by any particular device -- there were plenty of exhibitors making star turns. There were lots of tablets and Androids, 3-D TVs and 3-D games. There were also a slew of e-books on display, and a particularly interesting technology that could revolutionize that market.

Mobinnova ‘Smartbook’ Images, Specs and Video Demo. Discussion with Bob Morris of ARM
By Chippy, Carrypad.com, January 11, 2010
One of the only NVIDIA’s Tegra2-based devices I really got to see in detail this week was...

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ARM @ CES - Huawei, ADATA, Clear, Ford, & Tenrehte

Posted by Lakshmi Mandyam,
13 January 2010
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Today started off with quite a few interesting, and personally energizing experiences for me. I was walking in the networking/home networking area and was delighted to see so many ARM based products on view there. Now, you may ask why would that be personally energizing? Well quite frankly, that’s my job, getting ARM products into Networking, storage and printing applications. And today, I got to see our products in action in those segments.

First stop Huawei booth. Huawei was showing some really exciting products. My personal favorite was the IP phone. This is a case study in convergence. It’s a Network photo frame, no it’s a media player, no it’s a SIP video phone.. Wait which is it? It’s all three! Not to sound too much like a late night TV infomercial pitch man but it was kind of cool.. I want one for home. They also had their IPTV/digital Video broadcast boxes on display.



I also saw some interesting technology applications for remote monitoring/Telemetrics. Modules that attach to your car, your electrical home meter and security cameras that allow you upload data to a central monitoring point. All these modules are based on ...

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ARM TechCon3: News Wrap Up

Posted by Katie Morgan,
26 October 2009
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Friday, October 23rd marked the wrap up of the last day of ARM TechCon3, ending with many informative conference sessions and powerful discussions. Here are some links to the ARM Cortex-A5, Mali and Mali Developer Center, ST-Ericsson, STMicroelectronics, TI Stellaris, Xilinx and AMBA highlights over the three days on ARM and the ARM Community.

For additional news coverage please review these posts as well:
ARM TechCon3 Day 1 - Cortex-A5, Mali Developer Center and More
ARM TechCon3 - Community means everything!

CORTEX-A5 COVERAGE

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ARM TechCon3 - Community means everything!

Posted by Katie Morgan,
23 October 2009
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Another great day at ARM TechCon3, the ARM Partnership model was in full display! As many partners & Connected Community members attended conference sessions and showed off their ARM collaborations. Listed below are some of the great media coverage around ARM TechCon3 over the past two days.

ARM CTO: Power Surge Could Create 'Dark Silicon'
By Rick Merritt, EE Times, October 22, 2009
Without fresh innovations, designers could find themselves by 2020 in an era of "dark silicon," able to build dense devices they cannot afford to power, according to the chief technology officer of ARM Ltd. The warning came amid much discussion of the future of both FPGAs and netbooks at the annual ARM technical conference here.

Exhibits Emphasize Markets and Development Ease
By Rick Nelson, EDN, October 22, 2009
At last month’s E...

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Breaking News at ARM: Mali Developer Center and Cortex-A5

Posted by Katie Morgan,
21 October 2009
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Just this morning ARM has released two big announcements; the launch of the new Mali Developer Center and the evolutionary Cortex-A5 processor. To find out more about this dynamic software community and the new ultra-compatible ARM processor, check out the blogs below.

Boosting future multimedia devices: Mali Developer Center
Srinivas Gattamneni gives insight into the changes in the software development ecosystem and how the Mali Developer Center will help to better equip developers for taking advantage of embedded GPU technologies.

Cortex-A5 in Mobile...This little core is going to be BIG!
Rob Coombs discusses the newly announced power efficient, low cost, and app compatible ARM Cortex-A5 processor.

Shortlink to this post: http://bit.ly/1AzD9b...

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ARM TechCon3: Design to the Power of Three

Posted by ARM Events,
14 October 2009
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ARM TechCon3, October 21-23, 2009, is for engineers exploring or currently designing ARM hardware, software and systems design. This event enables designers to leverage expertise from a vast array of companies in all phases of the product development cycle. ARM TechCon3 targets three critical areas of design, energy efficiency and design, internet everywhere, and MCU and tools.

Energy Efficiency
• 48 conference tracks on creating optimized energy and design efficient SoCs
• Latest techniques for designing 32nm – 28nm SoCs
• Silicon Proven solutions for optimizing power and performance management

MCU & Tools
• More than 40 classes, workshops and special sessions based around efficient design with ARM Cortex-M processor-based MCUs
• Special sessions targeting 8- and 16-bit MCU developers aiming to migrate to high-performance, low power 32-bit MCU designs

Internet Everywhere
• 37 conference tracks on harnessing the power of internet enabled devices
• The latest design strategies, tools and software solutions for developing applications across internet connected computing devices
• Special sessions covering open source application development, silicon solutions and cloud computing


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