300 billion and counting: most popular chip designer in the world turns 40, and it all started in a wooden barn
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The ARM processor architecture, developed by Acorn Computers in 1985, has become a dominant force in computing. From its humble beginnings with the ARM1 chip, it now powers over 300 billion devices worldwide, including 99% of smartphones. ARM's energy-efficient design and flexible licensing model have driven its widespread adoption in various applications. Recent developments include the Armv9 architecture for AI workloads, and rumors of ARM potentially entering chip production. The technology continues to evolve to meet new computing challenges.
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