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It’s been a whirlwind week at the 
It was a little over a year ago when we launched the 
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 “
At 
With the 
Ever since computers were developed we have been interacting through abstraction layers or User Interfaces (UI). The mainstream UIs have seen little change in the past 20-years, but recently a new UI revolution has occurred and it is what I call the Third User Interface Revolution. From an engineering perspective this revolution is fundamentally different since it revolves around hardware separation and not just software.
As our Smart Mobile Devices become the center of our personal life and our personal information, user authentication will become a key feature to securing our personal information and access to services.
I’ve just returned home from the 
Multicore products are everywhere. Not only in 
It’s good to see new multi-persona, multi-OS 
Below is an article I wrote that was recently published in 
Those of you reading this blog who are in the technology industry maybe of one of the lucky (or unlucky as the case may be) many who can look forward to springing into action right at the start of the New Year by heading over to Las Vegas for the annual 
If you haven’t seen my last 2 blogs, check out 
Gadgets make for fun, memorable gifts that everyone enjoys and most of the time make our lives easier.
It’s only when preparing for my US Visa interview that I realised how much technology I was using and abusing daily
All of the above! The 
Want to know what the future of the 
We’ve been talking a lot at ARM about 
It’s summertime and that means it’s getting hot outside. My roses are in full bloom and though they love the heat, I don’t much care for it. It’s the time of year I try to travel lighter than ever in an attempt to beat the heat. One of the ways I do that is by streamlining the number and size of 
My favorite annual pavilion panel at 
I arrived in Taiwan late Sunday night for 
Smartphones continue to be one of the fastest growing and most attractive segments of the mobile device market. The desire for high performance handset giving access to an apparently infinite (
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I was looking for a Christmas present for my teenage daughter last week and was looking to buy her a low cost “Pay as you go” phone. Pre-pay feature phones usually cost less than £100 in the UK and offer a functional, if limited, user experience. Some of the more popular styles have been low cost touch screens that imitate the look of more expensive smartphones, but without the slick user experience (rich graphics, vast app stores, snappy response). So I found myself in Car Phone Warehouse looking at the phones from the big 6 OEMs (Apple, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson) and was amazed to see that a £99 Nokia touch screen cell phone (
I was pretty impressed with 
There have been a number of items in the press over recent weeks about video technology and so I am going to explore why this is important for Smart Mobile Devices. One of the interesting news items was about the inclusion of standard 
I was last at Computex a couple of years ago. From a semiconductor perspective it then seemed to be all about Intel and AMD, but it has been very different this time. There are a host of ARM semiconductor partners showing off their highly integrated ARM based System on Chip (SOC) devices. Now, some of our marketing folks will tell you I'm a hard person to please. Sorry chaps, I do confess I have been a bit negative over the last 6 months - perhaps focusing more on what the ARM computing products don't do, rather than what they can do. Well, I've spent a couple of days in Taiwan and I'm impressed. The ARM Partners who have targeted this new space are delivering. 
Some of you know I like to use my kids as science experiments, well for two weeks my son (age 15) is doing his work experience here at ARM. 
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