ARM Holdings plc emerged as a pre-eminent force in the semiconductor
revolution. When ARM pioneered the concept of openly-licensable IP for the
development of 32-bit RISC microprocessor-based SoCs in the early 1990s, it
changed the dynamics of the semiconductor industry forever. By licensing,
rather than manufacturing and selling its chip technology, the Company
established a new business model that has redefined the way microprocessors
are designed, produced and sold.
ARM licenses its IP to a network of Partners, which includes some of the
world’s leading semiconductor and system companies, including nineteen out
of the top-twenty semiconductor vendors worldwide. These Partners utilise
ARM’s low-cost, power-efficient core designs to create and manufacture
microprocessors, peripherals and SoC solutions.
ARM Ltd.
110 Fulbourn Road
Cambridge
CB1 9NJ
England
Tel: +44 01223 400400
Fax: +44 01223 400410
Web: www.arm.com
EMail:
Office
Locations
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Blackburn Design Centre
Belthorn House
Walker Road
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Blackburn
BB1 2QE
UK
Tel: +44 1254 893900
Fax: +44 1254 893901
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ARM INC.
750 University Avenue
Suite 150
Los Gatos
CA 95032
USA
Tel: +1 408 579 2200
Fax: +1 408 579 1205 |
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Processor Cores
Overview
ARM is the industry's leading provider of 32-bit embedded RISC
microprocessors with almost 75% of the market*. ARM offers a wide range of
processor cores based on a common architecture and delivering high
performance together with low power consumption and system cost.
CPU
Product Families
Development
Tools
ARM's advanced tools and systems provide fully integrated easy-to-use
development solutions. These include a combination of software development
tools, code generation tools and debuggers, as well as system development
and evaluation boards that improve time-to-market. Use the links on the
diagram below to navigate to your area of interest.
Operating Systems
for ARM
ARM and some of its semiconductor partners have funded a development
program of ARM ports for several real time operating systems. These
operating systems are licensed to run on ARM-based silicon provided by the
participating semiconductor partners.
