Innovation in the high-technology marketplace is increasingly a high-risk and high-reward proposition.  Revolutionary products and services face steep challenges of mass adoption that only reward solutions synergistic with existing marketplace infrastructure, volume, and economics. ARM delivers market proven technology that quickly and easily translates innovation into successful volume production.

The ARM business model is built upon advanced R&D investment along with close relationships with partners and customers. The existing investments and infrastructure in place for today’s high-volume applications can easily be leveraged for emerging applications.

• Industry proven technology – With several billion units in the field, ARM processor IP has achieved an unmatched level of robustness and reliability. This greatly reduces project and product risk by letting developers focus their innovation on top of a foundation they can trust.
• Fast time-to-market – The ARM Connected Community has grown in response to ARM’s volume success, and is filled with an unmatched selection of hardware, software, systems, tools, and services. This allows developers to easily pull together all necessary pieces and get an innovative solution to market quickly.
• Broad range of functionality – With an unmatched portfolio of over 20 unique processors along with supporting peripheral IP blocks, bus connectivity, platforms, and tools, ARM has a solution optimized for nearly every application. Developers have the freedom to innovate on the right processor feature set right from the start, as well as a robust roadmap for the future.
• Lowest cost – Unit costs are minimized through unmatched silicon, memory, and system efficiency, while development costs are minimized through proven and easy to use infrastructure. The virtuous economic circle of low-costs driving high-volume driving even lower costs enables developers to deliver innovation at the lowest possible price point.

• Ubiquitous technology – ARM’s unmatched track record of processors, silicon partners, design teams, hardware products, and software support has made it a truly ubiquitous architecture. Whether a developer is considering where to start or where to end, the ARM architecture is the obvious choice.