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GPU computing advance with new OpenCL API

Posted by Jem Davies,

14 June 2010

It's an exciting time to be developing ARM Mali GPUs and CPUs at the moment. In my previous blogs I have talked about the fact that GPU computing is a fast-expanding area that is coming to the devices that ARM Partners build and that OpenCL is a big part of that. It also finds applicability beyond GPUs, on CPUs, and one of the most interesting parts of my job is looking at the differences between domain-specific computing and computing that can be done on general-purpose CPUs.

Today, Khronos have announced the latest version of the OpenCL API that ARM and other companies have been working on for a while. The new features that this brings to the API and other details are discussed ...

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“The Mali Drive-Thru” – 16th June Automotive Day in Detroit

Posted by Simon Hickman,

11 June 2010

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Automotive applications evolution continues to accelerate driven by consumer demands. The automotive industry is seeing extensive changes in many key interfaces between the driver and the car including the center console, instrument clusters and safety elements. These areas are driving the need for accelerated graphics in the automotive environment by making these systems more user friendly, configurable and customisable.

On Wednesday 16th June, ARM will be holding a Mali Automotive Day in Detroit, at which we will be showcasing how the ARM Mali graphics processor technology can enable such innovation in the Automotive Industry. Together with ARM and its graphics Partners there will be presentations and demonstrations based on middleware technologies using Mali, to bring these visual experiences to life.

Partners presenting and showing at the event are: Altia, Digital Aria, Kishonti, Mentor Graphics, ...

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Technology for our Connected Lives at Home Comes to Life at Computex

Posted by Jim Wallace,

01 June 2010

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As this is my first time visiting Computex I was anxious to see how the emerging trends from CES earlier this year have been adapted and regionalized for the local market. At CES we saw a new era of connected devices, great 3D stereoscopic and UI experiences all implemented in energy efficient CE platforms. So what trends will we take from this year’s Computex into CES next year? Read more to get a quick preview…..

Connected TVs are still the trend to follow in the connected home; there are several that come to mind from Google’s latest SmartTV announcement at the GoogeIO event last week to Microsoft’s Mediaroom, Yahoo or Samsung’s Internet@TV.

Microsoft has been in the Smart TV space for a number of years and has strong partnerships with a number of operators, OEMs and content partners across the industry and around the world.

Yahoo!'s...

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ARM Webinar: Enabling multiple-segment Android based devices

Posted by Lori Kate Smith,

24 May 2010

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Are you curious about Android on ARM? Are you interested in learning about the broad applications that Android is deployed (it’s not just mobile)? Then I invite you to join a webinar tomorrow (Tuesday May 25 11 am PDT) on Android and ARM by my colleagues Rod Crawford, principal software engineer and Jim Wallace, director of Home segment marketing. They are both well versed in the current Android trends. I invite you to come ask them a tough question (just don’t tell them I sent you:)

Live Webinar Broadcast Date - Tuesday, 25 May, 2010 11:00 AM PDT/ 2:00 PM EDT/ 7:00 PM BST

The momentum behind Android across a multitude of connected consumer devices continues to grow. The ARM ecosystem Partners have found that the connectivity, application and con...

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Is Image Processing the Killer App driving GPUs?

Posted by Jem Davies,

12 May 2010

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On the desktop, the killer applications have largely come from the High Performance Computing (HPC) community first: scientific analysis, financial predictions, weather forecasting, and structural analysis etc. ...

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