ARM
ARM is a British semiconductor design company that develops and licenses computer architecture and intellectual property rights. ARM was founded in 1990 by Adam Reeves and Steve Ward, headquartered in Cambridge, England.We are developing 32-bit and 64-bit RISC processor architectures. ARM processors are used in a variety of products, including smartphones, tablets, wearable devices, and embedded systems, because of their power efficiency, size, and low cost.
It is one of the most widely used processor architectures in the world. As of 2023, ARM processors are used in more than 200 billion devices worldwide.
ARM's Key Products
Cortex-A: High-performance processors used in smartphones, tablets, PCs, etcCortex-M: Low power processors used in wearable devices, automobiles, industrial equipment, etc
Mali: Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Neural Network Processor (NPU): Processors used in artificial intelligence (AI)
applications
ARM was acquired by SoftBank Japan in 2016, and was acquired by Microsoft in the United States in 2022.
ARM's key customers
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd
Apple
Google
Qualcomm
Intel Corporation
NVIDIA
MediaTek
Qualcomm
ARM is expected to continue to lead the semiconductor industry by developing processor architectures for new technologies such as artificial intelligence, 5G, and the Internet of Things (IoT) and licensing them to chip design companies.
Here's a look at ARM's history.
1990: Adam Reeves and Steve Ward founded ARM Holdings1990: First release of ARM processor
1994: ARM7 Processor Launched
1999: ARM9 Processor Launched
2002: ARM11 Processor Launched
2006: ARM Cortex-A Processor Launched
2011: ARM Cortex-A15 Processor Launched
2013: ARM Cortex-A53 Processor Launched
2015: ARM Cortex-A73 Processor Launched
2016: ARM Cortex-A75 Processor Launched
2017: ARM Cortex-A76 Processor Launched
2018: ARM Cortex-A77 Processor Launched
2019: ARM Cortex-A78 Processor Launch
2020: ARM Cortex-X1 Processor Launched
2021: ARM Cortex-X2 Processor Launched
2022: ARM Cortex-X3 Processor Launched
2022: Microsoft Acquires ARM Holdings
As an important player in the semiconductor industry, ARM is expected to continue to develop processor architectures for new technologies and lead the semiconductor industry.
"Rene Haas"
René Haas has been the CEO of ARM since February 2022. Haas was born in 1972 in Germany and majored in electronic engineering at the Munich Technical University of Munich. After graduating, he worked as a semiconductor engineer at IBM, and later as an executive in chip design and manufacturing at Qualcomm. In 2020, he was named senior vice president of Qualcomm and led the development of 5G and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.Haas was appointed CEO of ARM in February 2022, focusing on accelerating the development of ARM's artificial intelligence and 5G technologies, and strengthening ARM's position in the semiconductor industry.
"ARM is an innovative company that delivers key technologies in the semiconductor industry," Haas semiconductor industry. As CEO of ARM, I want to contribute to making the world a better place through ARM's technology."
Haas's Achievement as CEO of ARM
ANNOUNCES $10 BILLION INVESTMENT PLAN TO ACCELERATE ARM'S DEVELOPMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND 5G TECHNOLOGY.
We have stepped up efforts to expand ARM's computing solutions to a wide range of areas, including automobiles, industrial equipment, and medical devices.
We worked to expand ARM's global customer base and strengthen our partnership.
As CEO of ARM, Haas is considered a leader in the future of the semiconductor industry.
