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Fortune Brainstorm Green

Posted by Dominic Vergine,
13 May 2013
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A very shiny Cadillac with a chrome “ELR” badge on the back is parked outside the Fortune Brainstorm Green event. ELR, because this is an electric Cadillac sports coupe.

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Cadillac ELR

As I drove to the venue from the Los Angeles airport, I spotted Chevrolet Volts, a Nissan Leaf and even a few of the new Tesla Saloons. To me this was a visible sign of the major changes that are taking place as energy efficiency is put at the heart of more and more industries. For ARM, it’s been at the core for decades, putting us in a fantastic position today.

Fortune magazine’s “Brainstorm Green” is an annual event for corporations, non-governmental organizations (NGO) and government officials in the environmental space to get toge...

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Moonshot - a shot in the ARM for the 21st century data center

Posted by Lakshmi Mandyam,
09 April 2013
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Greetings from New York City, where I spent the day yesterday participating in an HP event in which they further lifted the curtain on their Project Moonshot. In case you were not aware, HP’s Moonshot system announcement and the HP Pathfinder Innovation Ecosystem announcement are closely aligned with ARM’s philosophy and approach to solving technology and business challenges.

For the past 4 years, ARM has been working on bringing the low power leadership we have demonstrated in the mobile and consumer markets into the server space. In order to match the incredible growth in demand for data being generated by “always on” mobile consumers, the legacy power hungry and inefficient data center solutions cannot meet this demand in a long term sustainable fashion. Moonshot is an extremely important program because it is addressing an evolving server environment where mobility enables access to more applications and data, anytime and from anywhere.

It is going to take innovation, collective intelligence and partnership to bring a paradigm shift into this space that has been somewhat hampered by the lack of architectural choices. It’s time to move past the ...

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Bringing the Benefits of the Smartphone to Pay-TV

Posted by Karthik Ranjan,
14 March 2013
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On Monday this week, ARM together with FXI Technologies presented our proof-of-concept demonstration of DLNA Consumer Video HTML5 Remote User Interface (RUI) at as of the Innovation Showcase at the CableLabs Winter Conference in Orlando (see video at the end of this blog). Based on open source components including Linaro, Ubuntu, Gstreamer, and QT Webkit, the proof-of-concept demo highlights a major trend and disruption in the traditional Set-Top Box space defining the evolution towards in three key areas:

New exciting form factors enabled by ultra-low power silicon originally developed for the SmartphoneOpen application development platforms “Pay-TV” readiness
We partnered with 4 key operators aroun...

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2013 - A Lucky Year For All Smartphone Consumers

Posted by James Bruce,
13 March 2013
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Mobile World Congress is always a good guide of the trends that you are going to see in the coming year. Though “13” is traditionally considered to be unlucky, 2013 is going to be a very good year for smartphone consumers. After 4 days and 22 miles walked (according to my ARM® Powered Fitbit), this is my own set of predictions for 2013.

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Great User Experience For All
Normally when you are looking at what is going to happen in the coming year, the focus is on the high-end superphones. This year great things will be happening in both the entry-level and mid-level smartphones.

Unless you are lucky enough to live in a market where handsets are heavily subsidized, a $600 smartphone is beyond reach for most consumers, but now, you can great user experience from $50. This was demonstrated by a Spreadtrum-based smartphone, which features the ARM Cortex™-A5 processor and Mali™-30...

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Internet of You at Mobile World Congress with M2M, Sensors and LTE

Posted by David Maidment,
12 March 2013
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More than 70,000 people from across the mobile industry converged on Barcelona for Mobile World Congress (MWC) recently for an intense week of all things mobile related. Aside from the raft of announcements about exciting new ARM Powered® handsets and devices, one thing that struck me this year is how the mobile device is evolving to become the center of your digital world – or ‘Internet Of You’ as I prefer to call it.

Lots has been written around the potential of M2M (machine to machine) or internet-connected devices that can ‘talk’ to each other to enable new products and services, but what is often overlooked is that the mobile platform is in the process of becoming one of the enablers for that very technology. Combining ever-increasing levels of connectivity in handsets such as high-speed cellular LTE and 802.11ac Wi-Fi with personal area connectivity like Bluetooth Smart allows the mobile device to act as a bridge or wireless hub from your physical world into a new connected world.

One such example of a personal connected device was my Pebble Watch that seamlessly guided me round my 30+ meetings at MWC giving me constant calendar reminders, text messages and voice call notifications all pushed fr...

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