Arm is a semiconductor and software design company that creates processor architectures, CPU cores, and other intellectual property used in various electronic devices like smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices.
Why this server?
Provides access to ARMS (Application Real-Time Monitoring Service) capabilities, allowing the querying of applications, generating trace queries, and finding performance information such as the slowest traces in an application.
Why this server?
Supports code execution across multiple ARM architectures, including ARM64 and ARM32.
Why this server?
Supports performance tracing and causal analysis on Arm-based high-performance computing platforms, including NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper and AWS Graviton instances.
Why this server?
Provides CPU emulation, disassembly, and assembly tools for ARM (32-bit) and AArch64 architectures, allowing agents to execute code, manage breakpoints, and hook syscalls within isolated sessions.
Why this server?
Provides tools for debugging and flashing firmware on Arm-based microcontrollers by integrating with OpenOCD and GDB, allowing for project management and real-time status monitoring.
Why this server?
Recommends ARM64/Graviton CPU architectures for cost-optimized and performance-efficient cloud computing workloads.
Why this server?
Provides tools for migrating LLM inference workloads to Arm64 architecture, including workload analysis, migration plan generation, benchmark triggering on Arm GitHub runners, and performance reporting.
Why this server?
Provides tools to analyze performance, suggest NEON SIMD intrinsics, and audit Python dependency manifests for arm64 compatibility, enabling optimization of Linux workloads on Arm64.
Why this server?
Provides debugging for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers, including register and memory access, flashing firmware, crash fault decoding, RTT logging, breakpoint control, and GDB server integration.
