Platform designs pull together CPU and system architectures into a platform definition that large bodies of software, including operating systems, can rely on. This helps reduce the software cost of ownership in the Arm ecosystem and helps the Arm ecosystem scale.
Arm platform designs target diverse systems and markets, including servers and networking (infrastructure), embedded and automotive, mobile computing, and IoT devices. The links on this page provide more guidance on what is required when designing these specific systems.
Arm provides the Base System Architectures (BSA) that define hardware product requirements for specific markets, developed through our partner ecosystem. Arm platform design architectures offer many benefits, including accelerated product development, incorporation of best practices, and interoperability with the ecosystem.
The Base System Architectures are made up of various hardware and software components.
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