Arm Holdings designs and licenses processor architecture and related semiconductor intellectual property to manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers globally. The company develops central processing units, graphics processing units, physical IP, system-on-chip designs, and associated software tools and development platforms. These products enable customers to create semiconductors for applications across automotive, computing infrastructure, consumer electronics, and Internet of Things markets.
The company operates primarily through IP licensing, where it receives royalties on chips manufactured using its architectures, and through direct product sales of computing platforms and development tools. Arm's technology is embedded across a broad range of devices, from mobile processors to data center infrastructure and automotive systems. The licensing model creates recurring revenue streams as customers deploy Arm-based designs across successive product generations.
Headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, Arm employs approximately 8,330 people and maintains operations across the United States, China, Taiwan, South Korea, and other international markets. The company was founded in 1990 and became a subsidiary of SoftBank Group Corp. following a 2016 acquisition. Arm returned to public markets through a Nasdaq listing in 2023.
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