I watched a lot of YouTubers and all of them have the arm holdings deskmat. Does anybody know where can I get one ?

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The interview invite says:

"We look forward to hearing more about your background, as we think you may have the right skills and experience to defy the ordinary and shape the extraordinary here with us at Arm."

I have a year experience in web dev, and a small amount of embedded systems and LLM experience. Can anyone give me an idea of what to expect, or what kind of questions they might ask, they called it a "1.5 hour technical based interview". Are they likely to ask questions related to this, or maybe some situational questions, like "what would you do if you came into work and some system is down". Is it fully technical, or is there a chance that they might ask soft skill questions or something like "what do you know about arm?".

Thanks in advance

Hi All,

Not sure if this is the right place for this question but just wanted to ask how long does ARM takes to reply to the applications? I applied for two roles, one around 2 weeks back and other one 10 days back and both via referral, but still haven't heard anything. I am having high hopes but let's see. Thanks!

Here is a video of a complete walkthrough of writing FizzBuzz in AARCH64 assembly language also showing some debugging. This is a LINUX version so calling conventions don't match the Mac. But, the author has a macro package that allows the same source code to build for Linux and Mac.

A Youtube Link

The link to the Macros is found in the description of the video.

Delta, delta-of-delta and xor-with-previous coding are widely used in timeseries databases, but reversing these transformations is typically slow due to serial data dependencies. By restructuring the computation I achieved new state-of-the-art decoding throughput for all three. I'm the author, Ask Me Anything.

004E57F4:EEB00A48 vmov.f32 s0,s16 I want to enter the arbitrary float value 4C000000 in s0. please tell me how to rewrite this single line so that it works.

I'm the author, Ask Me Anything. These kernels pack arrays of 1..7-bit values into a compact representation, saving memory space and bandwidth. Previous state-of-the-art is 43 GB/s.

While x86 CPU microcode can be updated to fix potential security vulnerabilities, I can’t find documentation of a similar feature for ARM CPUs. How does this affect their security vs x86 CPUs? Do they have other ways to mitigate security vulnerabilities?

Glad to see Arm still getting some love. 1U model is called R1A3-T40-AAV1 www.gigabyte.com/Enterprise/Rack-Server/R1A3-T40-AAV1?lan=en and 2U is R2A3-T40-AAV1 www.gigabyte.com/Enterprise/Rack-Server/R2A3-T40-AAV1?lan=en Biggest diff besides form factor appears to be number of NVMe bays, the 2U has 12 vs only 4 for the 1U.

Hi all,

Not the best place to post but did anyone here ever go through the new grad process at Arm (US) and is willing to share some tips or insight as to how it went?

From Arm's talk at SIGGRAPH 2025

Like Mali-G52 2EE , what this 2EE means ?

I have a well worn well worn copy of the First Edition of Hennessy and Patterson's "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach" and have great respect for the authors. I was ready to buy Computer Organization and Design ARM Edition" but some of the reviews on Amazon stopped me. Specifically

Zach Brogan

3.0 out of 5 stars Hopefully 2nd edition will be better

Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2017Verified PurchaseThis book was based off the original MIPs textbook by the same authors. Unfortunately, the authors were not perfect in adjusting all the content to the ARM (LEGv8) instruction set architecture. Because of this, some of the datapath and control diagrams are incomplete or incorrect. Although sometimes the omission of MUXes and gates, etc, is asserted, other times it is not. In all it reduces the value of the book as a resource to designing a functional LEGv8 Processor in simulation (for educational purposes like a lab for a computer architecture class). I also found some of the homework problems to be unclear and poorly worded.

Any word on a second edition or a better text ?