Arm Cortex-A

Alphawave Semi has collaborated with Arm on the development of an advanced compute chiplet based on Arm’s Neoverse compute subsystems.

Certification to ISO 26262 for automotive systems and compatibility with the latest Arm9 generation of processors and the CHI-E interface are among the updates to Arteris’ Ncore cache-coherent on-chip network IP framework.

MachineWare has expanded its portfolio of high-speed instruction-set simulators to the Arm Cortex-A and -M architectures.

Intel Foundry Services has signed a deal with Arm that will see the two companies work on a program of system and design-technology co-optimization.

Arm’s SystemReady program has revealed a number of the subtleties involved when trying to maintain software compatibility with operating systems without moving to the straightjacket of platforms like those used for the x86-based PC.

Arm is reworking the DesignStart scheme it introduced several years, moving it under the umbrella of the broader Flexible Access program.

Arm has put together a program based on its existing Flexible Access model that is intended to provide early-state startups with a broader list of cores they can prototype before needing to take out a full licence.

Mentor is active across the program at Arm TechCon with a range of conference and booth talks, demonstrations and presentations.

Arm has introduced a licensing model that makes it easier to try out cores during a design before committing to production.

Large-scale MCMs and novel device architectures bookend the papers on machine learning at VLSI Symposia in an event that will also cover chiplet integration and other topics.