Arm Ltd

In the next four years, economic losses from cyberattacks on businesses, organizations and individuals could total a staggering $8 trillion.

Forward-thinking enterprises are just starting to utilise the IoT for exploring new ways to collect and analyse their data to gain insights into improving their operational efficiencies, products and customer experiences.

2017 was the year Artificial Intelligence (AI) became pervasive in homes, thanks in part to aggressive ad campaigns from Amazon and Google declaring their digital home assistants the new must-have household appliances, bringing the consumer vision of the Internet of Things (IoT) to life.

This Movember, Arm took growing a mo’ to an unprecedented level, creating a giant handlebar moustache made out of donated clothes and raising funds for the Movember Foundation along the way.

Last year at Arm TechCon, SoftBank Chairman and President Masayoshi Son laid out an ambitious vision of a trillion connected devices. It’s a vision Arm is aggressively pursuing by working with our ecosystem to invisibly enable those trillion devices to connect securely.

Paul Williamson, vice president and general manager, IoT Device IP, Arm writes:

ARM has announced a suite of premium mobile processor technologies to redefine flagship devices from 2017.

Geomerics, an ARM company, today announced its Enlighten™ real-time global illumination technology is to deliver large-scale dynamic lighting to open-world games. The enriched technology can halve the performance cost of dynamic global illumination effects, such as time of day, in games where map sizes are vast and draw distances are long.

ARM has launched its highest performing and most power-efficient 4K-capable display processor to offer cost-effective, highly efficient and superior viewing experiences.