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Arm CPU Evaluation
Instant access to Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3.
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Arm Academic Quickstart
Full RTL for Cortex-M0, M3 and Cortex-A5 and their systems.
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Arm Academic Access
Our widest range of IP and tools for academic research.
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| Who Is It For? | Anyone with a research project who would like instant access to IP for evaluation purposes. |
Academics and researchers at universities who only need access to this specific IP for their own research group. |
Universities at the institutional level who may have multiple groups with different IP needs and/or more complex projects. |
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| How Does It Work? | Download the IP after creating an Arm Account and click through a user agreement. Access is instant after clicking the user agreement. You get industry-standard Cortex-M IP (obfuscated, fixed configuration synthesizable RTL). You can then design and/or prototype a custom SoC. |
Please complete the form via the ‘Apply Now’ link to access Arm Academic Quickstart. This program will include access to the full RTL for Cortex-M and Cortex-A IP, which you will be able to use to undertake FPGA development and/or small-scale SoC manufacturing. Many people may find that Arm CPU Evaluation is sufficient for their research needs. |
Submit a simple access request form. Our team will contact you to guide you through the sign-up process. The standardized access agreement is university-friendly. Once your legal department has completed the DocuSign process, access can be extended across the university as needed. Access timelines will vary according to your university processes, but is typically a few weeks to a couple of months. Depending on needs, you can get access to a wide range of IP, including Physical IP if required, and undertake FPGA development and/or small-scale SoC manufacturing. You can also collaborate with any other institution that is part of the program. |
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| How Do I Access? | Apply Now | Apply Now | Apply Now |
Academic Developer Platforms
Arm technology scales from the smallest bare-metal systems to multicore cloud environments. Whether you're a university educator, researcher, or developer, we're here to support your work.
We have curated resources designed to help accelerate your projects around each compute subsystem, including SoC design, bring-up, and application software development.
See our new academic developer platforms to choose your area of interest and see other related resources.