Webinar: NXP i.MX93: Revealing the True Power of Arm Cortex-A55 Processor

VIEW RECORDING HERE     Topics: - NXP i.MX. MX93: Revealing the True Power of the ARM Cortex-A55 Processor.  - ARM DS Development Tools - Correlium Virtual Platform     The i.MX93 processors are the first in the i.MX lineup to feature the scalable Arm Cortex-A55 core — a power-efficient, mid-range CPU built on Arm DynamIQ technology. With Armv8-A architecture and dedicated machine learning instructions, the Cortex-A55 delivers an optimal balance of performance and efficiency. It can be used as a standalone core or paired with Cortex-A7x in a big.LITTLE configuration. This webinar explores the architecture and capabilities of Cortex-A55, highlighting how it differs from earlier low-power cores like the Cortex-A53, using i.MX93 as a case study. It’s ideal for anyone designing a new SoC or evaluating off-the-shelf options from vendors like NXP, Renesas, or MediaTek. Agenda: - Introduction to i.MX93 Architecture - Why Cortex-A55? - What is the Dynamic Shared Unit (DSU) - Cache Behavior & Cache Coherency in Cortex-A55  - New Virtualization and Security Features - How to Start? Correlium Virtual Platform Hardware, Arm Development Studio Tools Arm DS IDE Debugging on Corellium Atlas - Q & A Speaker:Mr. Hollander is ARM, security for embedded systems, and FPGA expert with more than 20 years of experience in the industry as developer, consultant and trainer. Hollander trains top notch customers such as Apple, Samsung, Marvell, Intel, Microsoft, Broadcom, Infineon, Nvidia, NXP, secret agencies and military to name a few.     Mr. Yamada has 15 years of technical experience in supporting and building automation frameworks, now with an emphasis in Corellium architecture       If you have any questions, please reach out to Alice Campbell Email: alice.campbell@joraltechnologies.com Phone: 613-215-3252

Preparing for ARM Development Studio Licensing Changes

Learn about upcoming changes to ARM-DS Licensing.  Discover how this will affect you and what options are available.     Agenda: Overview of new and discontinued licenses Overview of new and discontinued versions of ARM-DS Introduction to User Based Licenses (UBL) Compatibility with Old and New toolchains Outline of available options going forward Evaluation Licenses   If you have any questions, please reach out to Steve Shortt Email: stephen@joraltechnologies.com Phone: 613-215-3252