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Tomorrow is now Today! TI shows the demo of ARM Cortex-A15 at CES

Posted by Nandan Nayampally,

13 January 2012

It was a little over a year ago when we launched the ARM Cortex™-A15 and talked about what the Cortex-A15 could offer for mobile devices and our partner, Texas Instruments has now shown their vision of what they could do with the capabilities of this cutting edge processor. The Cortex-A15 product has been embraced by the market and ARM’s ecosystem continues to grow in the very innovative mobile space.

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ARM Powered at CES from tablets, DTVs, automotive & even your pet!

Posted by Andrew Frame,

13 January 2012

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The onslaught on my poor feet continues from day 1 and day 2 at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) this week– my feet felt tired before I even got into the elevator this morning but it was all worth it to spend a few more hours looking at the technology crème de la crème at the show.

One thing that really caught my attention this week is how ARM based products are becoming more and more available in almost all the products that we use on a daily basis. Now there is even one for your pet, and I don’t mean a cell phone for your dog that can let the dog woof at you to say he’ll be home late… it’s more of a cell phone like product that can tell you where he is when he’s lost. This cool product called ‘Tagg – the pet tracker’ was awarded a Design and Engineering Showcase Award as part of Innovations 2012 at CES. We met with Christine Jorgensen who gave...

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The technology-fest gets even more ARM Powered at CES

Posted by Andrew Frame,

12 January 2012

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Another day at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) of trawling around the 1.7 million net square feet of space (equivalent to more than 35 football fields) where we managed to track down some more of ARM’s most prominent Partners who were demonstrating some of the coolest technology on the planet (hence not needing any fans to cool it down!). Not to mention the revolutionary mobile technology that aims to bring computing devices into the hands of those that do not normally have access to them.

My day started at the NVIDIA stand where I met with Mike Rayfield, General Manager Mobile Business Unit, who showed me some of the...

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ARM Technology at its best at CES 2012

Posted by Andrew Frame,

11 January 2012

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This is my first visit to the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas and it’s amazing to see just how big this show is. There’ve been lots of news releases coming out over the last few days and even during the show itself, with many introductions of new and sometimes updated products based on ARM technology and migrating to ARM technology. Stay tuned to ARM’s Smart Connected Devices blog and follow our ARMflix YouTube playlist to catch all of the hot gadgets and interviews at CES 2012.

My scoop today was getting my hands on two of the new products from Samsung, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 and the Galaxy Note. These new devices are really nice to get to grips with and show how technology is moving swiftly in the...

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ARM in Servers: How Small Could This Be?

Posted by Ian Ferguson,

19 December 2011

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My focus for these blogs is the role ARM’s technology has in large, complex server systems found in today’s tier-1 data centers. As I have mentioned previously, we see the compute requirements of applications such as web hosting, memcached and Hadoop as being particularly well suited to the types of ARM Powered® platforms that are in development. A reader of my last blog entitled “Servers: How Big Could This Be,” challenged me look at the other end and provide a picture of what a really small ARM Powered® server could look like. So to start this blog, I thought I would share some words on the opportunity at that end of the spectrum.

Just under two years ago, Marvell launched an initiative called SheevaPlug. Plugging into a wall socket and providing Ethernet and USB connectivity (subsequent versions would add Wifi support), this was a $99 ...

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