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A Secure and Connected Intelligent Future 1 2017 Arm Copyright Limited Arm 2017 Ian Smythe Senior Director Marketing, Client Business Arm Tech Symposia 2017

Arm: The Industry s Architecture of Choice 50 billion chips shipped 50 billion chips shipped 100 billion chips expected to ship 4 years 22 years 4 years 1991 2013 2017 2021 2

Arm Focused on Key Growth Market Segments for 2020 Mobile Mobile Infrastructure Embedded 3

Looking Ahead From Edge to Cloud UX expanding beyond mobile Mixed reality Safe and autonomous Hyper-efficient Secure private compute 4

Distributed Intelligence 2017 Arm Limited

We Use AI Every Day Speech recognition Digital assistant Predictive text Augmented reality Face tracking camera Fingerprint identity 6

Bringing AI to the Edge Bandwidth Efficiency Cost Latency Privacy 7

Accelerating AI Adoption Starts at the Edge DynamIQ boosting AI/ML performance with Arm Compute Library, latest CPUs and GPU Mali GPU Cortex-A CPUs Accelerator Dedicated processor instructions and optimized libraries for AI Improved access to accelerators 8

Imagine the Possibilities 9

Arm DynamIQ Rearchitecting the compute experience Designed from the ground up for AI Large system performance uplift More intelligent systems 10

Uncompromised Performance at the Edge DynamIQ big.little performance levels across all tiers High end Mid Entry level 4b+4L Laptop-ready compute performance 1b+7L 2x single-thread performance (vs. today s octacore) 4L Elevating your user experience 11 Example configurations shown

DynamIQ-Based CPUs for New Possibilities Cortex-A75 processor >50% more performance compared to current devices Cortex-A55 processor 2.5x higher power efficiency compared to current devices Estimated device performance using SPECINT2006, final device results may vary Comparison using Cortex-A73 at 2.4GHz vs Cortex-A75 at 3GHz Comparison using Cortex-A53 in 28nm devices vs Cortex-A55 in 16nm devices 12

Mali-G72: Enabling Tomorrow s Technology Today Optimized for next generation, advanced, real-world content 25% Higher energy efficiency* 17% ML efficiency gain*^ 20% Better area efficiency* High Fidelity Mobile Gaming Mobile VR Machine Learning on device *Compared to Mali-G71, on same process node under similar conditions. ^based on GEMM ML algorithms 13

Intelligent Visual Experience 2017 Arm Limited

Mobile Display Disruptive Trends VR Panel Variety HDR Multi- Window 15

The Complete Display Solution Superior HDR and VR viewing experience Optimized, integrated software stack shortens time to market Content secured with TZMP Compatible with third party display panel interfaces Built on new Komeda architecture 16

Mali-D71 Display Processor for Next Generation Devices 4K120 Performance Guaranteed for VR 30% System power saving * 2x Area efficiency ** 4x Latency tolerance ** 2x Pixel throughput ** 17 *Compared to the same task on GPU SW / **Compared to Mali-DP650

CoreLink MMU-600 Delivers a Secure, Efficient Data Flow Massive system performance uplift Protection for media content Highly scalable 3x 18

Mali-D71 + CoreLink MMU-600: Guaranteed Robust Performance Simpler integration and smaller area compared to previous generations 55% Area saving 50% Latency reduction 19

High Quality HDR Viewing Experience in all Light Conditions Assertive Display 5 Off Assertive Display 5 On 20

Improved Colour & Gamut Management With Soft Clipping Assertive Display 5 Off Assertive Display 5 On 21

Delivering a Real Competitive Advantage Display IP leads to competitive advantages for device manufacturers: Guaranteed 4K120 performance Improved user experience Increased battery life Arm Display Solutions Delivering the best ever VR and HDR experience 22

Key IP All in One Place for a Tailored Solution 2017 Arm Limited

Premium Mobile System Complete system IP portfolio from Arm GIC-600 I/O Coherent Masters Built for premium Scaled to mid-range and entry level Cortex-A75 Cortex-A55 NIC-450 MMU-600 Mali-G72 Mali-V61 Mali-D71 MMU-600 AD-5 Incorporates the latest features Security with Arm TrustZone Sensor hub and acceleration DMC- 500 LPDDR4 DMC- 500 Memory system, integrated TrustZone CoreLink CCI-550 Sensor fusion hub Cortex-M7 Crypto Cell- 712 Interconnect NIC-450 Peripherals 24

Diverse Range of Compute Solutions Powertrain Cortex-R52 Real time Homogeneous multi-core Vision ADAS Cortex-A55 + Cortex-R52 Heterogeneous compute Computer vision Control Autonomous driving Cortex-A75 + Cortex-R52 High performance Machine learning Functional safety Infotainment Cortex-A75 + Cortex-A55 Energy-aware scheduling Rich OS Security Central body control Low power Efficient performance Scalable Other modules V2X Chassis Security Radar Sensor Audio Cortex-M7, Cortex-M0+ 25

Automotive and Industrial Safety and Reliability ADAS and IVI compute performance DynamIQ provides performance required for autonomous cars Faster responsiveness DynamIQ: Functional Safety Autonomous system Sense Perceive Decide Actuate SoC Following ASIL D systematic flow Provides higher safety integrity Industry s broadest functional safety capable CPU portfolio Cortex-M Cortex-A CPU CPU L2 L2 Cache L2 L2 Cache Cache L3 Cache Cortex-R Lock-step core Sensors Application cores Safety Island 26

ELA ELA Power-Constrained ADAS Platform GIC-600 big LITTLE Cortex-A75 Cortex-A55 DSU DSU CoreLink CCI-550 Mali-G72 GPU Safety island DCLS Cortex-R52 CoreLink NIC-450 CryptoIsland-300 SRAM DMA I/O Isolated for highest reliability & integrity System monitoring, diagnostics & recovery Failsafe communication Mali- V61 MMU-500 AD-5 Mali-D71 CoreLink NIC-450 Mali-C71 CoreLink NIC-450 Peripherals DMC LPDDR4x 27

Security for the Next Trillion Devices 2017 Arm Limited

Arm Vision: A Trillion Securely Connected Devices Security is not optional From device to data Security across entire value chain Scalable to the tiniest, low-cost devices Secure connection and management of devices 29

Arm Secure IP: Helping to Protect Billions of Devices 2000+ 2005+ 2010+ 2015+ Today SecurCore TrustZone for Cortex-A TEE for Cortex-A Mbed, CryptoCell, Cortex-M33, CryptoIsland Smart Card for payment Apps processors gain TrustZone Enablement of premium content streaming & mobile payment TrustZone for Armv8-M Platform Security Architecture & Security enclave 30

New Additions to Arm s Security Offering Platform Security Architecture (PSA) A common framework for scaling connected device security Broad ecosystem support from industry leaders Trusted Firmware-M Open source reference firmware New silicon IP for building secure systems Arm CryptoIsland-300 - First in a new line of security enclaves Arm SDC-600 - Secure debug channel 31

Introducing Platform Security Architecture A recipe for building a secure system & a reference implementation Analyze Architect Threat models & security analysis Hardware & firmware architecture specifications Device identity Trusted boot sequence Firmware source code Implement 3 Parts to PSA Secure over-theair software update Certificate based authentication Common principles across multiple use cases Software architecture Hardware requirements Architecture & Specifications 32

Rising device diversity requires common security principles OEM 1 OEM 2 OEM 3 SILICON PARTNER A SILICON PARTNER B SILICON PARTNER C SILICON PARTNER D 33

New: Trusted Firmware-M 1 Arm-authored firmware to PSA specification 2 Permissive open source license to enable rapid adoption 3 Initially targeting Armv8-M based SoCs 4 Freely available reference implementation Arm Mbed OS will provide a PSA implementation for all Cortex-M devices 34

Applying the PSA Framework Delivers Real Results Before PSA Metering data exposed resulting in theft of electricity Default passwords left in device Unable to fix a vulnerability in deployed devices After PSA Designed-in security identity and data logging Devices use certificate based authentication Over-the-air update mechanism built in by default 35

New IP for Building Secure Systems Arm TrustZone CryptoIsland-300 On-die security enclave Increased isolation of security services Ideal for LPWA, storage and automotive Arm SDC-600 Secure Debug Channel Authentication layer to maintenance debug port Closes common physical security vulnerability 36

Arm Mbed: IoT Cloud and Device Security 37

Enterprise-Class Resiliency at the Edge 38

Arm Mbed Edge: Bridging IoT Cloud and Device Security 39

Key Components of Mbed Edge 40

Security is a Shared Responsibility Device SiPs Software Security Systems Cloud 41

Flexible Access to Arm Technology University access and support Courseware and hardware for teaching Easy access to IP for teaching and advanced research Arm s Connected Community Simplest access to the most proven, trusted IP Arm DesignStart for Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3 DesignStart Eval - click and download DesignStart Pro - $0 license fee Off-the-shelf chips and boards 1,000s of catalogue MCUs and ASSPs FPGAs with Arm subsystems Single board computers, micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Odroid and many more 42

Arm Architecture for Total Computing SoC IP Ecosystem Security Intelligence Widest, most proven choice of efficient IP to meet diverse PPA needs Worlds #1 embedded software ecosystem Support across all Cortex-A and some Cortex-M CPUs Arm Compute Library & DynamIQ accelerate intelligence at the edge 100 billion Arm-based chips shipped* 43 *As of CY Q1 2017

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