We Are the Architects of Tomorrow

Arm defines the pervasive computing shaping today’s connected world. Realized in 100 billion silicon chips, our device architectures orchestrate the performance of the technology transforming our lives — from smartphones to supercomputers, from medical instruments to agricultural sensors, and from base stations to servers.

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A global ecosystem of innovators

The foundation of a global ecosystem of technology innovators, we empower the world’s most successful business and consumer brands. Every day our thousands of partners embed more than 45 million Arm-based chips in products that connect people, enhance the human experience, and make anything possible. Extensible, scalable, and ever evolving, it is a foundation that confirms how we lead by design — to serve today, anticipate tomorrow.

 
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Company Highlights
  • World’s leading semiconductor IP company
  • Arm technologies reach 70% of the global population
  • More than 6,000 employees from 61 nationalities
  • More than 130 billion Arm-based chips shipped to date
  • An ecosystem of more than 1,000 partners
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Our People

Arm was founded by a dozen engineers working from a converted barn in Cambridge, UK, a quarter of a century ago. By the end of 2015, that team had grown to more than 4,200 people in sites around the world. Arm gives its people the capabilities, processes and infrastructure to enable them to develop and thrive as the business scales and strengthens. At the same time, we seek to nurture a work culture that remains true to our founders’ original vision; empowering our engineers to be innovative and drive Arm-based technology into all areas where compute happens, maximizing their creative potential and enabling all of our people to be their brilliant selves.

Arm Careers

BBC micro:bit

Arm worked with its technology Partners and the BBC on the micro:bit, a pocket-sized device that’s being given free to every 12 year old in the UK to engage youngsters in computer coding.

Literacy Bridge

Literacy Bridge saves lives and improves the livelihoods of impoverished families through comprehensive programs that provide on-demand access to locally relevant knowledge. At the heart of the program is the Talking Book, an innovative low-cost audio computer.

UNICEF

Our strategic partnership with UNICEF began in May 2015 with a program that has shown how wearable technology can change children’s lives for the better. We are also working with UNICEF on its technology platform, U-Report, which supports 1.7 million young people across Africa.