Arm is defining the future of computing by offering foundational technology that enables our partners to deliver an unparalleled range of specialized processing products covering all global markets and sectors. We are freeing engineers, designers, software developers, and entrepreneurs to think big and explore any possibility.

Arm customers have produced over 240 billion Arm-based chips to date. We anticipate that soon 100% of the world’s digital data will be processed by Arm technology at some point during its lifecycle.

Our partners are building on the pervasiveness, performance, and proven quality of the Arm technology platform to take computing everywhere. Together, we’re redefining what’s possible in cloud computing, automotive and autonomous systems, IoT, and the metaverse.

The Arm architecture is a key enabler of automotive technology, with more than 85 percent of infotainment systems and many under-the-hood applications powered by Arm-based chips. Medical device manufacturers develop small, battery-powered monitors, smart patches, and even inhalers that incorporate machine learning within the device, with Arm and the Arm ecosystem providing the foundational technology. Arm partners make robust silicon built to allow users to find the right set of features in applications ranging from sensors to programmable logic controllers (PLCs), gateways and AI.

To ensure the best outcomes for Arm technology and customers, Arm plays an active role in the development of international safety guidelines; for example, ISO 26262 and IEC 61508.  Arm products are designed “out of context” to satisfy the widest range of applications. We believe that everyone in the integrated circuit (IC) supply chain has an important role to play in safety certification, and applications must be certified in accordance with market-specific standards. Arm is capable of supporting customers and manufacturers in their certification processes of Arm-based devices.

The LDRA tool suite integrates with the IDEs that support Arm IP including Keil and the Arm Development Studio.  The Arm Development Studio is an eclipse based integrated development environment designed to accelerate system development.  Using the Arm Development Studio, engineers and developers can target a wide range of devices from tiny microcontrollers to custom multicore processors like Cortex-M, Cortex-R and Cortex-A processors.

The LDRA tool suite can be used by an entire project team, including developers, QA managers, test engineers, project managers systems engineers, and maintenance/support engineers, to automate the software development lifecycle, leveraging LDRA’s Target License Packages (TLPs) to provide a seamless interface for Arm developers to verify and validate their efforts. Through the deployment of the LDRA tool suite, those teams can deliver well-constructed, documented and tested software and benefit from significant time, cost and operational savings.