Arm Aims to Foster Software Engineering Ecosystem
Summary
The newly launched CoreCollective initiative promotes collaboration among software developers creating tools for Arm processors. Developed by Arm and Linaro, this ecosystem includes major players like Google, Microsoft, and Qualcomm, aiming to enhance innovation in software engineering.
Key Insights
What is CoreCollective?
CoreCollective is a neutral, open, and free consortium launched by Arm and Linaro to promote collaboration among software developers and companies in the Arm ecosystem, focusing on building, testing, and deploying workloads on Arm processors through shared technical efforts and working groups.
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Who is involved in CoreCollective and what are its focus areas?
CoreCollective is led by Linaro with financial backing from Arm, supported by major players including Google, Microsoft, and Qualcomm. It includes free membership for any interested company and establishes working groups on areas like Android, Data Center, Confidential Compute, Edge, Linux Fundamentals, Virtualization, and Windows on Arm.
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