Socle Technology Corp, one of the world’s leading-edge providers of SoC design, is first member of ARM’s IP Portfolio Program which enables fabless design houses to exploit the widest range of ARM ...

CAMBRIDGE, UK - Jan. 26, 2004 – ARM [(LSE: ARM) (Nasdaq: ARMHY)], the industry’s leading provider of 16/32-bit embedded RISC processor solutions, today announced the launch of its RealView® Model ...

NETANIA, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Inomize, one of the global ASIC Design Services leader has joined the Arm Approved Design Partner program . The program provides users of the Arm® DesignStart™ ...

Piotr Esden-Tempski has this week launched a new Kickstarter campaign to raise the $10,000 to take the new 1Bitsy and Black Magic Probe into production. The new hardware has been specifically designed ...

Before you overreact to the title, keep in mind the latest version of Eclipse is code named “Mars.” It is always a bit of a challenge to set up a generic ARM tool chain. If you don’t mind sticking to ...

Autonomous vehicles and futuristic infotainment systems will need smarter, safer chips, and Arm is making its pitch as to why it should be at the heart of the connected car with a new chipset and ...

ATLANTA, Aug. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AMI® is proud to announce the AMI Developer Program for Arm® Total Design, specifically designed to enable Arm Total Design ecosystem partners to streamline the ...

ARM Ltd. will add one of its most frequently licensed processor cores to its Foundry Program for fabless chip companies, so those companies can develop products using ARM cores without the upfront ...

Texas Instruments Inc. is out to make the world safe for DSP. To that end, the company's latest OMAP processor may win a few important design wins because it allows system developers to program their ...

British semiconductor design firm Arm Ltd. today is expanding its Flexible Access program to make its central processing units and other systems available to early access startups without paying ...

Over at the Macintoshian Achaia section of the forum, there is quite some talk about the (assumed) impending move from Intel CPUs to Apple's own ARM CPUs to power the Mac. A lot of people assume that ...